Trailer
December 28, 1895 has always been told as a revolutionary date: that of the invention of cinema. However, a “cinematographic eye” already existed before the arrival of the Lumière brothers’ Cinématographe. It awakened, progressively, to give birth to the spectator that we are today, at the turn of the 20th century in Paris. Between the advent of the modern city, exchanges between painting, photography and animated images, the film proposes to relive the birth of the modern eye.
| Director | Stefan Cornic |
| Production | Jean-Marie Nizan |
| Production Manager | Marie De Labarre |
| Editing | Adrien Guilloteau |
| Voice | Vimala Pons |
| Sound | Benoît Héry |
| Graphic Creation | Thomas Bordier |
| Music | Laetitia Pansanel-Garric |
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Image tirée du film L’oeil, le pinceau et le cinématographe, naissance d’un art // Image from the film L’oeil, le pinceau et le cinématographe, naissance d’un art
Image tirée du film L’oeil, le pinceau et le cinématographe, naissance d’un art // Image from the film L’oeil, le pinceau et le cinématographe, naissance d’un art
Image tirée du film L’oeil, le pinceau et le cinématographe, naissance d’un art // Image from the film L’oeil, le pinceau et le cinématographe, naissance d’un art
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Stefan Cornic
Available in French only
Trained as an Art historian, Stefan Cornic is a documentary director. After having worked for several years as a cultural journalist for magazines and TV (Le Journal des Arts, Entrée Libre on France 5 channel), he now contributes to various Arte channel programs and directs portraits of artists, films on Paris with contemporary writers (Pavillon de l’Arsenal) and documentaries including Jim Jarmusch, poems on film (Ciné +, 2018) and The Cinematographe : Birth of an Art (Arte, 2021).
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Trained as an Art historian, Stefan Cornic is a documentary director. After having worked for several years as a cultural journalist for magazines and TV (Le Journal des Arts, Entrée Libre on France 5 channel), he now contributes to various Arte channel programs and directs portraits of artists, films on Paris with contemporary writers (Pavillon de l’Arsenal) and documentaries including Jim Jarmusch, poems on film (Ciné +, 2018) and The Cinematographe : Birth of an Art (Arte, 2021).
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
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