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Word had it that at the first public screenings of Auguste and Louis Lumiere’s films in Paris in the late 1800s, a scene showing a train arriving at a station had audiences screaming and scampering to different directions, believing that it would leap out of the screen and plow right into the crowd.


The image was so real, it broke down people’s notion of reality and unreality.
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Word had it that at the first public screenings of Auguste and Louis Lumiere’s films in Paris in the late 1800s, a scene showing a train arriving at a station had audiences screaming and scampering to different directions, believing that it would leap out of the screen and plow right into the crowd.


The image was so real, it broke down people’s notion of reality and unreality.
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