Un bon bock

E1031810

Un bon bock is an early French animated film created by pioneer Émile Reynaud, known for its hand-drawn images projected using his Théâtre Optique system.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Un bon bock canonical 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf French film
animated film
short film
silent film
animationTechnique hand-drawn animation
archivalStatus no known complete original film band survives
associatedWith pre-cinema optical entertainment
basedOn original story by Émile Reynaud
countryOfOrigin France
creator Émile Reynaud
director Émile Reynaud
exhibitedAs part of Reynaud's luminous pantomimes shows
exhibitionType projected on a screen for a paying audience
filmFormat 35 mm film
firstScreeningCity Paris
firstScreeningCountry France
firstScreeningVenue Musée Grévin
genre animated comedy
comedy film
hasColor color
hasInteractivity manually controlled image sequence by the operator
hasLivePerformanceComponent true
hasSurvivingElements still images and written descriptions only
hasTitleLanguage French
historicalPeriod early cinema era
imageType hand-painted frames on flexible film bands
influenced development of animated film projection techniques
isLostFilm true
isPartOf Pantomimes lumineuses
musicBy Gaston Paulin
notableFor being one of the earliest publicly exhibited animated films
use of the Théâtre Optique projection system
originalLanguage French
producer Émile Reynaud
projectionSystemUsed Théâtre Optique
releaseYear 1892
runtimeApproximateMinutes 15
screenwriter Émile Reynaud
soundType live musical accompaniment
titleTranslationEnglish A Good Beer

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.