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A film without dialogue in the style of the first movies ever made nearly 130 years ago by the Lumière brothers. The subjects which interest us now and then remain the same, i.e. the everyday lives of people and what gives them comfort.
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A film without dialogue in the style of the first movies ever made nearly 130 years ago by the Lumière brothers. The subjects which interest us now and then remain the same, i.e. the everyday lives of people and what gives them comfort.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Seán Condon
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