File:LouisLePrinceFirstFilmEver RoundhayGardenScene.jpg

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English: A screenshot of en:Roundhay Garden Scene by the French en:Louis Le Prince. The world's first film, shot on 14 October 1888 at Oakwood Grange in Roundhay, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The home of Joseph and Sarah Whitley, the in-laws of Louis Le Prince. Note that Sarah (shown second from right) died on 24 October 1888, only 10 days after being filmed in the movie.
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Source Roundhay Garden Scene
Author Louis le Prince
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