Filmer la Mort : Le premier caméraman de guerre de l'histoire | GEDEON ARCHEO

#GreatWar #Documentary #Cinema Geoffrey Herbert Malins was the first war cameraman in history. It was 1916, a time when cinema was still silent. Malins was one of the few in the United Kingdom who knew how to film. This talent for cinematography inevitably led him to the battlefields of the Great War, the site of some of the bloodiest battles of the 20th century, the worst and most famous of which was the Battle of the Somme. One of the worst massacres of the 20th century. The result was a documentary film of the same name in which Geoffrey Malins portrays the reality of war with an emotional power that thrills and overwhelms audiences in cinemas. We tell his story in the first person because he transmitted it to us exactly as he did, not only through his film and images but also through an autobiography published in 1920. Through the adventures of the first war cameraman, we will also recount the history of cinema, the history of the Great War, the history of propaganda, and the history of documentary film. IN THE SKIN OF THE FIRST WAR CAMERAMAN 52 minutes – 2016 Directed by: Nicolas Jallot, Julien Leloup Produced by: MC4, RMC Découverte, TV5 Canada Discover all our documentary channels: 🧭 GEDEON Exploration: https://www.youtube.com/@GEDEONEXPLOR... 🏺 GEDEON Archaeology: https://www.youtube.com/@GEDEONARCHEO... 🎞️ GEDEON DOC: https://www.youtube.com/@GEDEONDOC?su... #history #gedeonarcheo