DISCOVERING CINEMA - Two films by Eric Lange and Serge Bromberg
France 2003-2004 A Lobster Films / Histoire co-production

267min. / B&W / Tinted / Color / Silent / Sound / 1:33:1

Learning To Talk Copyright 2003 and Movies Dream In Color Copyright 2004 Lobster Films/Histoire. Special contents of this edition Copyright 2007 Film Preservation Associates.

For Lobster Films: Serge Bromberg
For Histoire: Chantal Knecht, Anne Genevaux
Music: Neil Brand / Eric Le Guen
Editing: Eric Lange
Post Production: Pauline Richard, Gilles Gautheron
Sound Restoration: L.E. Diapason, Nicolas Ruau, Nicolas Teichner
Sound Mixing: Lionel Rousseau
Design: Hélène Bromberg
Graphic Designer: Lars Beierbach
Research: Mae Titkaye
English Translation: Lenny Borger, David Shepard
Narration: Andrew Solomon

Featuring the involvement of the following specialists of early cinema:
Julien Anton - a specialist of the history of phonograph
Paolo Cherchi Usaï - George Eastman House
Gian Luca Farinelli - Cineteca di Bologna
Maurice Gianati - film historian and collector
Stephen Herbert - former director of the Museum of the Moving Image (London)
Anthony L’Abbate - George Eastman House
Dominique Païni - Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris), former director of the Cinémathèque Française
Gilles Trarieux Lumière - great-grandson of Louis Lumière.

LEARNING TO TALK and MOVIES DREAM IN COLOR were made in collaboration with several renowned archival partners including:

Archives Françaises du Film
Boris Todorovitch, Michelle Aubert, Eric Le Roy

Association Frères Lumière
Nathalie Morena

Cinémathèque Française
Laurent Mannoni

Cinémathèque Gaumont
Martine Offroy, Manuela Padoan

Cineteca di Bologna
Davide Pozzi

Conseil Général de Charente

Danish Film Institute
Thomas Christensen

Filmarchiv Austria
Nikolaus Wostry

Film Preservation Associates
David Shepard

George Eastman House

Library of Congress

Musée des Arts et Metiers
Marie-Sophie Corcy

Musée Gaumont
Corine Faugeron

Société Française
de Photographie

USC School of Cinematic Arts

and many additional private collectors and historians.