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The Race for the Sausage (1907) Alice Guy

The Race for the Sausage (French: Course à la saucisse ) is a 1907 film by    • Alice Guy   A comedy film with a chase, already a classic feature of the young cinema. Watch   • Ferdinand Zecca: The Policemen's Litt...  . Dotted with accidents caused by the procession of pursuers, in a partly natural setting, the film also depicts everyday life at the time. And the spectacular effect of the stunts and damage has lost none of its effectiveness (a fall among the pigs 1:46, a pram run over by a train 4:21...). Synopsis: (0:15) A poodle steals a long sausage from a grocery counter. Alarmed by this precious loss, the owners set off in pursuit of the delinquent animal. (0:21) Running through the city streets, the dog creates a procession of unlikely pursuers who end up fighting over a piece of the precious sausage thanks to the unexpected intervention of a hunter (3:47), who fires a shotgun and splits the sausage in two. The poodle, meanwhile, will have already consumed his booty without further ado (4:21). #AliceGuy Alice Guy (b. 1873, Saint-Mandé, France; d. 1968, Wayne, New Jersey, USA) was a pioneering filmmaker, the world's first director and producer. She began working as a secretary for the Gaumont company and became a key figure, shooting numerous short films, reports, short silent scenes and sound phonoscenes. Lacking collaborators, she devoted herself personally to training directors, editors and set designers. In 1907, Alice Guy resigned from Gaumont, married Herbert Blaché, employed by the same company, and both moved to the United States. There, Alice Guy-Blaché founded her own production company, Solax, the first film company run by a woman. However, Solax failed to survive the transition from shorts to feature films. Check out the film The Policemen's Little Run (1907) by Ferdinand Zecca:    • Ferdinand Zecca: The Policemen's Litt...   Batty McFadden - Slower by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source : http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist : http://incompetech.com/    / @iconaus   This Channel is intended to be a Free Video Library for all those interested in the History of Cinema and for all those who want to understand the origins of its wonderful language. Please, support us by subscribing to our Channel and sharing videos You like more. Thank You