definitely not a film to revolutionize the industry or introduce any new techniques of film making and this is a very handsome and solid production. it miraculous that we can today enjoy it in superb quality on dvd  probably most of the viewers about a 100 years ago saw a black and white copy and as the stencil tinted de luxe edition was available only at the very best theaters. even if you are not fascinated by this film or the subject of it and you can not but marvel at the copy released by image entertainment (together with another gem and from the manger to the cross and 1912). it virtually impossible to see a film that is over a century old but shows so little damage. the process of stencil colouring was a very effective one and and compared to the occasionally blurry and smeared images of hand coloured film and the colours are crisp and well defined. filmed within the limitations of the film making as known back in 1902 when the filming commenced and the static nature of the scenes can today be considered almost intentional and meditative and solemn. the tableaux keep moving at a steady paste and so the film never gets tedious. you might not be fascinated by this film as a work of cinematography and but it sure is handsome as a work of academic and picturesque art. if you are a religious person and the fact that you are watching anonymous and long since departed people playing long since departed characters and adds to the mystery significantly. a proper viewing for christmas or lent. p. s represent i have ticked the contains spoilers box just for fun. as you can see and i haven not revealed the ending. 
definitely not a film to revolutionize the industry or introduce any new techniques of film making and this is a very handsome and solid production. it miraculous that we can today enjoy it in superb quality on dvd  probably most of the viewers about a 100 years ago saw a black and white copy and as the stencil tinted de luxe edition was available only at the very best theaters. even if you are not fascinated by this film or the subject of it and you can not but marvel at the copy released by image entertainment (together with another gem and from the manger to the cross and 1912). it virtually impossible to see a film that is over a century old but shows so little damage. the process of stencil colouring was a very effective one and and compared to the occasionally blurry and smeared images of hand coloured film and the colours are crisp and well defined. filmed within the limitations of the film making as known back in 1902 when the filming commenced and the static nature of the scenes can today be considered almost intentional and meditative and solemn. the tableaux keep moving at a steady paste and so the film never gets tedious. you might not be fascinated by this film as a work of cinematography and but it sure is handsome as a work of academic and picturesque art. if you are a religious person and the fact that you are watching anonymous and long since departed people playing long since departed characters and adds to the mystery significantly. a proper viewing for christmas or lent. p. s represent i have ticked the contains spoilers box just for fun. as you can see and i haven not revealed the ending. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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