Santos Dumont: Pré-Cineasta?

The documentary focuses on the discovery and restoration of a rare photography reel from a 1901 mutoscope film. It features Santos Dumont and examines the early days of cinema, including variety film and found footage. Through interviews, documents, and visual metaphors, the film presents a poetic essay that reflects on the origins of cinematic art.

With its unique approach to archival material, this documentary appeals to collectors interested in the evolution of film. It provides insight into the artistic practices that shaped early cinema, offering a historical perspective that may resonate with enthusiasts of film history and documentary filmmaking. The film's exploration of Santos Dumont's contributions adds a layer of intrigue for those interested in aviation and its relationship with cinematic storytelling.