What was the first movie in the world?

The first movie in the world was the scene of Langdehai Garden.

This is a black-and-white silent documentary, directed by Louis Le Prince and starring Adolphe Le Prince, Sarah Whitley Joseph Whitley and Harriet Hartley. The film was shot in 1888, which is the first IMDb-certified film in human history. The film recorded a group of people doing some interesting actions in the garden.

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1888 10, Prince shot the world's first dynamic image work "The Garden Scene in the Round Sea" with celluloid film and a single-lens camera. The film recorded four people doing antics in the garden in less than three seconds. The film was shown in Leeds Springs' parents' factory and manor, but it was not shown in public.

The film makes "death" a topic that can be discussed-Sarah Whitley, one of the characters in the short film, died ten days later, and Prince himself mysteriously disappeared during the train trip from Dijon to Paris in September 1890, leaving no traces of bodies and luggage, which became a mystery in the history of the film.

Movies convey more intuitive emotions. If writing is a historical origin, it is full of calm and realistic records. Black and white movies have become a way for people to express their feelings.

The first color feature film "The Vanity World" brought another romantic color to life. The classic of the vinyl disc records the sound and a note that can represent the classic. Black and white movies are intertwined with the truth of life. I used to sleep in black and white on the CD rack, but it may not be placed in the most obvious and readily available place, but it will never be replaced by color.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Langdehai Garden Scene