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Deutsches Filmmuseum
A journey through the history of cinema, that is what is in store for visitors to the German Film Museum (Deutsches Filmmuseum). Two permanent exhibitions are dedicated to the first manifestations of this art form in the twentieth century. Optical illusions and movement are central through a tour of the dawn of cinema. The replica of the Grand Café in Paris documents the first public film projection in cinema of the Lumiere brothers December 28, 1895. It follows a visit from factory racks dreams of the twentieth century. A reproduction of the studies and racks, techniques, special effects and artistic aspects show the variety and evolution of film production.
Visitors can represent a chase in a mock Frankfurt car or fly over the carpet with the help of technical tricks. The special attraction of the museum is the cinema, which shows films thematically related and, if possible, the sample in the original. His program includes retrospectives and premieres, series and festivals. The museum has several special exhibitions a year of film-related aspects. The museum's archive and document manage movies, photos, cameras, posters, silent film music as well as collections and legacies of actors and directors. There is also an extensive library open to the public. Address Deutsches Filmmuseum / Deutsches Film Institute - DIF eV Deutsches Film Institute - DIF eV Schaumainkai (museum) 41 60596 Frankfurt am Main Telefon: +49 (0) 69 961 220 220 Fax: +49 (0) 69 961 220 999 E-Mail: info @ deutsches-Filmmuseum . Internet: Http :/ /'https://www.deutsches-filmmuseum.de'
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