01 January 1927 2 mins
“Many early short subjects cloaked genuine aesthetic discourse inside novelty approaches, such as the exploration of slow, fast, or reverse motion, distortion and abstraction, and other altered perceptions induced via camera tricks. The transitions of zoo animals from abstract to realistic renditions highlight the differences between the two states.” - Bruce Posner
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United States 01 January 1927
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20 February 1927
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13 May 1927
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09 April 1927
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19 March 1927
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02 October 1927
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03 March 1927
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29 November 1927
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