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The March of the Machines is a 1928 documentary that showcases machinery in motion. This abstract film represents the pattern films that emerged during the late silent era.
This film is pretty scarce in physical formats, with only a handful of prints still floating around. Collectors are often on the lookout for it due to its abstract nature and historical context, especially since it is frequently confused with the 1927 film of the same name. It represents a fascinating exploration of the mechanical world, which draws interest from those who appreciate the evolution of cinema and the silent era's experimental edge.
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The March of the Machines is a documentary film.
The March of the Machines was released in 1928.
The film is an abstract representation of machinery in motion.
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