Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge
1888·Documentary·1m
6.6
★
A film by Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince, shot in late October 1888, showing pedestrians and carriages crossing Leeds Bridge.
Directed by Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince
horse
bridge
road traffic
silent film
short film
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Louis Aimé Augustin Le Prince
Director
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109 reviews
Martin ScorsesePRO
5.0★ · 07/17/26
Slice of life
Slice of life
Holland
4.0★ · 06/22/26
A bit repetitive
A bit repetitive
Michael Needham
Watching All Films - 1880s
Now this one has a slight dark story behind it, because this was Le Prince’s last moving image he produced, a simple vision into the 19th century seeing people travelling across a bridge. But 2 years after his final piece here, he completely disappeared and was never seen again, supposedly got on a train to France and when the train arrived, Le Prince was not on it, nothing was found. Theories are everywhere about it but yet no one fully knows what happened to him, technically an iconic piece of cinema history and no one even knows what happened to him.
Now this one has a slight dark story behind it, because this was Le Prince’s last moving image he produced, a simple vision into the 19th century seeing people travelling across a bridge. But 2 years after his final piece here, he completely disappeared and was never seen again, supposedly got on a train to France and when the train arrived, Le Prince was not on it, nothing was found. Theories are everywhere about it but yet no one fully knows what happened to him, technically an iconic piece of cinema history and no one even knows what happened to him.
Watching All Films - 1880s
Now this one has a slight dark story behind it, because this was Le Prince’s last moving image he produced, a simple vision into the 19th century seeing people travelling across a bridge. But 2 years after his final piece here, he completely disappeared and was never seen again, supposedly got on a train to France and when the train arrived, Le Prince was not on it, nothing was found. Theories are everywhere about it but yet no one fully knows what happened to him, technically an iconic piece of cinema history and no one even knows what happened to him.
Now this one has a slight dark story behind it, because this was Le Prince’s last moving image he produced, a simple vision into the 19th century seeing people travelling across a bridge. But 2 years after his final piece here, he completely disappeared and was never seen again, supposedly got on a train to France and when the train arrived, Le Prince was not on it, nothing was found. Theories are everywhere about it but yet no one fully knows what happened to him, technically an iconic piece of cinema history and no one even knows what happened to him.
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2.0★ · 05/11/26
not their best work
not their best work
sara
wonder where they went
wonder where they went