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MOVIE • 1939
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“Between 1926 and 1985, amateur Archie Stewart shot over seventy thousand feet of film. In 1936 he purchased a sound-on-film 16mm camera and began to make talking pictures. The result is that we can not only see what Archie saw but hear what he heard. Stewart primarily focused on his family, watching them grow and mature as the years passed. Here we partake in four years of family activities, trips, and holiday seasons, as well as technical experiments. The record, intimate and endearing, shows people comfortable in front of the ever-present camera and microphone.” — Bruce Posner
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Theatrical release date: December 30, 1939
Status
Released
Release
December 30, 1939
Runtime
34 min
Language
English
Origin
United States of America
Budget
N/A
Revenue
N/A
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