List of records in the cinema opened the very first film in the world

It is considered that the year of the birth of cinemais the 1895th, in which the Lumiere brothers shot the very first film in the world "Arrival of the train to the station of La Ciotat", or, as it is often called, "Arrival of a postal train". And the first screening of this film took place in 1896.

In fact, there was a film made earlier. In 1888 in England, a certain Louis Le Prince, a Frenchman by birth, directed the film "Scenes in the Garden of Roundheigh." Perhaps he did not receive the deserved title of "the very first film in the world" due to the fact that it lasted only 1.46 seconds. According to the story, he is very simple - in the frame people walking around the garden, members of the family of Louis Le Prince. The technology in which he worked is very progressive for his time - moving objects are recorded on a film of paper with a layer of photoemulsion. In addition to this tape, Le Prince withdrew a few more short films: "The traffic on the English bridge Leeds", "Accordionist", "The man turning around the corner." Their duration is also only a couple of seconds. The director planned to stage his films in America, but this was not to come true. Le Prens tragically died in 1980.

Officially recognized as the very first film inthe world - the story "Arrival of the train to the station of La Ciotat". This masterpiece Auguste and Louis Lumiere lasts about a minute. In the picture - the train approaching the platform. It was so realistic that during the first show some viewers fled in panic, afraid that the image of the train came to life. Encouraged brothers took off just one more short film: "The exit of workers from the factory gate." So he, too, can claim the title of "the very first film in the world."

Work Lumière began to copy. Many operators began to shoot moving trains in different cities. And they called their works, without straining their wording - "Arrival of the train to the station ... (the name of the city went on)". Auguste and Louis Lumiere have issued a patent for their invention (cinematograph), and that is why they are considered the fathers-makers of cinema.

Record on duration

Modern cinematographers, mostlyrepresentatives of art house cinema, wishing to go down in history, try to break the record for the length of the film. Now the title "the longest film in the world" belongs to the tape "Modern Times Forever". It was filmed by a group of artists from Denmark Superflex. The film lasts 240 hours. In the frame, the building of a certain company is shown all the time, and how it is weakened because of the weather phenomena and the negative environment.

Very expensive movie

There are other records in the cinema.

You can not ignore the budget of the paintings. There are always a lot of speculation here. This is due to the fact that many film studios, launching another project, talk about the incredible costs of tape. Thus, they try to attract the viewers' interest to the picture. But still there are official figures, and on their basis, we can conclude that the most budgetary film in the world - "Pirates of the Caribbean. On the edge of the world". It spent 300 million dollars. The fees for the film were $ 1 billion, so the costs paid off with interest.

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