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Roundhay Garden Scene is the oldest surviving motion-picture film

AI-generated symbolic recreation of a Victorian garden film scene; it is not an archival frame from Roundhay Garden Scene.

AI-generated symbolic recreation of a Victorian garden film scene; it is not an archival frame from Roundhay Garden Scene.

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In 1888, Louis Le Prince filmed the short Roundhay Garden Scene, showing members of his family moving. It is often called the oldest surviving motion-picture film. The clip lasts about two seconds. This means the oldest known film that survives, not a definitive answer to who invented cinema first.