Scenes on Every Floor Trailer

Scenes on Every Floor Trailer (1904)

13 February 1904 Comedy 6 mins

The 1904–1905 Pathé short Un coup d’œil par étage (literally “A Glance on Each Floor”) is an inventive early comedy that presents a whimsical peek into life across multiple apartments in a single building. It plays with cinematic point-of-view and narrative structure in a way that was novel at the time. The film cuts between brief vignettes on each apartment floor: a man at a phone, a pillow fight between children, an elderly lady with a cat—and finally, a resident scrambling to extinguish curtains that have caught fire. Structured as a vertical tour ("par étage"), the short runs about 6 minutes in restored screenings and was featured in retrospectives on early cinem

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Louis J. Gasnier

Louis J. Gasnier Assistant Director

International Titles

A Glance on Each Floor Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 13 February 1904

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