Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles
Stuttgart : 26ème dragons. Sauts d’obstacles
Synopsis
Filmed in Stuttgart in 1896, this Lumière actuality shows cavalrymen of the 26th Dragoons regiment leaping their horses over a low obstacle during training exercises. Part of a short series of military views shot in Germany, the film captures the precision and discipline of the mounted unit in motion.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Auguste Lumière, Louis Lumière
- Original Title
- Stuttgart : 26ème dragons. Sauts d’obstacles
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1m
- Production Studios
- Lumière
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Auguste Lumière, Louis Lumière
Auguste Lumière, Louis Lumière
Department Leadership Roster
Auguste Lumière
Producer
Auguste Lumière
Director
Louis Lumière
Director
Louis Lumière
Producer
Production Stills & Gallery
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What is Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles about?
Filmed in Stuttgart in 1896, this Lumière actuality shows cavalrymen of the 26th Dragoons regiment leaping their horses over a low obstacle during training exercises. Part of a short series of military views shot in Germany, the film captures the precision and discipline of the mounted unit in motion.
Who directed Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles?
Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles was directed by Auguste Lumière, Louis Lumière.
Who stars in Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles?
The principal cast of Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles includes Not specified.
When was Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles released and how long is it?
Stuttgart: 26th Dragoons Jumping Obstacles was released in 1896 with a total runtime of 1m.