Based on the film Le Roman d’un tricheur (1936) by Sacha Guitry, the image of BFM42 gives back the colours, fade transitions and atmosphere of early 20th century cinema.The introduction of sound in cinema took place between the 1920s and 1930s. Guitry’s film is an experiment that in some ways can be comparse to silent cinema: a story and narration developed in the first person with continuous commentary and the near absence of dialogue.In the 1910s, Autochrome offered a wide range of expressive possibilities to the world of photography, art and fashion. The commercialisation of the first colour films took place in 1936, the year of the release of Guitry’s film.

Font by: 205tf, Garaje by Thomas Huot Marchand

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