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The 23 pages that link to Lumière brothers, each with the reason it gives.

• Silent filmRelated: Their films helped define early nonfiction and actuality cinema.

• Film criticismRelated: Their screenings prompted early discussion of cinema as a new art and public spectacle.

• Early cinemaRelated: Their public screenings in 1895 helped make projected cinema a commercial attraction.

• Georges MélièsCompared with: Méliès pursued theatrical fiction after seeing the Lumières' program of actuality films.

• Cross-cuttingRelated: Their early films provide a contrast with the later construction of multi-scene narratives.

• LyonRelated: Their work in Lyon helped launch cinema as a public medium.

• Motion pictureRelated: Their 1895 Paris screenings became a landmark in cinema's emergence as a public spectacle.

• Color photographyRelated: They developed and commercialized the Autochrome process.

• Film (motion picture)Related: Their screenings helped establish cinema as a public, collective entertainment.

• Cinema of attractionsRelated: Their short films often displayed striking views and events directly to audiences.

• European cinemaRelated: Their screenings helped establish cinema as a public medium in Europe.

• Alice Guy-BlachéCompared with: Their actuality films provide a useful contrast with her early staged fiction.

• Film exhibitionRelated: Their public screenings helped establish projected films as shared entertainment.

• Edwin S. PorterRelated: Their actualities provide a contrast to Porter’s increasingly constructed narrative scenes.

• Autochrome LumièreNarrower topic: Their family firm manufactured and marketed Autochrome plates.

• History of filmRelated: Their public screenings in 1895 helped establish cinema as a shared spectacle.

• BesançonRelated: The brothers were born in Besançon, where their father had a photographic studio.

• FilmmakingRelated: Their screenings helped establish cinema as a public exhibition medium.

• Cinema of FranceRelated: Their screenings and short films made France central to cinema's beginnings.

• L'Arrivée d'un train en gare de La CiotatRelated: The brothers made the film and presented it as part of their early cinema program.

• Era of SilenceRelated: Their portable camera-projector helped establish cinema as a public screening medium.

• History of film technologyRelated: Their apparatus helped establish projected cinema as a shared public exhibition.

• Ottomar AnschützRelated: Their public screenings marked a later form of moving-image presentation than Anschütz’s displays.