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Alright, so "Kirmes in Hollywood" isn't exactly your Friday night blockbuster. This little animated short, a real piece of film history from Julius Pinschewer, is absolutely worth checking out if you're into the weird and wonderful early days of cinema. If you need a tight plot or slick animation, you'll probably bounc...
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"Alright, so "Kirmes in Hollywood" isn't exactly your Friday night blockbuster. This little animated short, a real piece of film history from Julius Pinschewer, is absolutely worth checking out if you're into the weird and wonderful early days of cinema. If you need a tight plot or slick animation, you'll probably bounce right off it. But for anyone who loves seeing how it all started, how artists were just figuring things out, it's a neat little time capsule. Think of it as a historical artifact..."
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