07 October 1905 Fantasy, Horror 4 mins
A boss has a dream in which he is tortured and tries to escape. Some women gently wake him up. France, 1905 Prod.: Pathé Frères (scène à trucs, n. 1297) 35mm. L.: 79 m. D.: 4’ a 16 f/s. Bn From: BFI National Archive
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France 07 October 1905
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