01 January 1921 Factual 5 mins
Combine the mountainous and snowy landscapes of the Alps, the photographic sensitivity of 35 mm nitrate film and its tinting in a variety of colors and you get this film of rare beauty. It was screened at the Aix-les-Bains cinema, probably the Palace, and was used to advertise the Mont-Revard resort.
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Revard (Le) Trailer
France 01 January 1921
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