Traffic in King's Road, Chelsea
1890·Documentary·1m
6.9
★
Formerly lost film rediscovered in 1996, directed by William Friese-Greene.
Directed by William Friese-Greene
london, england
19th century
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William Friese-Greene
Director
Popular Reviews
21 reviews
María Gema
2.0★ · 07/11/26
Definamos la palabra tráfico por favor y gracias
Definamos la palabra tráfico por favor y gracias
Michael Needham
Watching All Films - 1890s
Another short representation of traffic, this time seen on Kings Road, that’s about it. This was actually originally lost for decades, but finally rediscovered in 1996 within archives from France.
Another short representation of traffic, this time seen on Kings Road, that’s about it. This was actually originally lost for decades, but finally rediscovered in 1996 within archives from France.
Watching All Films - 1890s
Another short representation of traffic, this time seen on Kings Road, that’s about it. This was actually originally lost for decades, but finally rediscovered in 1996 within archives from France.
Another short representation of traffic, this time seen on Kings Road, that’s about it. This was actually originally lost for decades, but finally rediscovered in 1996 within archives from France.
Stevie
One piece animation
One piece animation
Angelina Coles
3.0★ · 11/02/25
Read a comment saying Jack the ripper could have been it that shot. Will never be the same
Read a comment saying Jack the ripper could have been it that shot. Will never be the same
Gamias
4.0★ · 09/26/25
It is boring even for 1890, as the citizens of London at the time saw this particular image every day. It also has no cultural significance, but I can understand the effort.
It is boring even for 1890, as the citizens of London at the time saw this particular image every day. It also has no cultural significance, but I can understand the effort.