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Restored Chaplin films at the new Foundation Pathé-Jérôme Seydoux

By Rosslyn Hyams

Released on 22-02-2015 Modified 22-02-2015 to 15:10

"The Kid" in 1921 Wikimedia/ Public domain

The new cinema foundation in Paris, Pathé-Jérôme Seydoux, is showing the digital, recently restored copies of Charlie Chaplin's early silent films. RFI reports on a reminder of the roots of comic cinema.

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