[4k, 60fps, colorized] (1902). The first home movies.
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It's lovely to see people just having a bit of a laugh. So often history seems like stories of seriousness and suffering, and at the end of the day they were people just like us, with little human moments of their own.
Yes!
Good comment 👍
Best comment
They were happier than us.
Amen brother
Just another example of people being people no matter what time or age
So much of what we see of these people is from stiffly-posed old portraits or films of them walking down the street or waving at deperting ships. Watching parents playing with their children in a swimming hole is one of the most humanizing things I've ever seen in an antique film. Bravo.
Well, people were pretty optimistic in 1902 compared to post-WWI.
@@pomponi0 True. In 1902 they literally thought war was a thing of the past, they thought they were too civilized to ever have a war again. People thought rationality had won. WW1 was as big as a shock to them as a sudden World War would be to us now..
(Source: Stefan Zweig)
@@pereiraplaza222 or would that be shocking today?
Don’t think about people in the past are “ black and white” and do “ boring thing’s”. They are just people like us that have colors inside them and do some fun actively just like today.
Before these fantastic films were shown to us, it was often thought that Victorians never smiled. That, of course, was because the long shutter speeds of early photography needed people to stand as still as possible much longer than they could hold a smile. These films look like modern people dressed in Victorian clothes because they’re basically the same as us but in a different time.
So often history presents fathers as being stern authoritarians constantly admonishing their children but here we see children having so much fun with their father who , along with their mother , is relishing the childrens delight at splashing dad! The real closeness of the family is heart warming & touching,
Dad was kind of cute too!
History doesn't show fathers as being stern, but rather, it seems like the modern interpretations of history have allowed our opinion of the past to sway in that direction, as well as the human obsession with the intriguing, as plotlines with hard and stern fathers creates a far more tense dynamic than one with a soft-spoken, loving figure involved. Also, the feminist rhetoric that's spread across universities, in combination with a decrease of academic credulity, has caused for ideas like the patriarchy to become more extreme, and further taint the history of men and their contributions to society.
@@iSmellBreakfast Another man afraid of women and their equality with men.
@@389383 Nope--calling out hateful rhetoric is not the same as labelling all feminist contributions to society as bad or unnecessary. It seems like your belief that my criticism of a specific issue regarding feminism being misogynistic seems to prove a point that any negative opinion pointed towards the feminist movement has to be due to sexism.
My original comment about the role of men in society being altered by misandry has nothing to do with a masculine fear of gender equality; gender equality is something that should be strived for, and therefore, if you were truly for equality, you wouldn't have said what you did because the protection of men and their own liberties is part of the equal equation (equality means both sides are fairly accommodated).
@@389383 - Why do leftists only see and hear what they want to see and hear? Don't be like that
The clarity of the video at the swimming hole is astounding! I kept saying to myself, "This is 120 years old!" And when people walked by the camera and bowed and tipped their hats, I also realized they were now saying hello to us 120 years later. Just unreal.
@DeusÉAteu vdd
Also the notion that maybe a few of them were born 200 years ago!
@@drott150 🤔
The more elderly folks walking by were probably no more than 60-70. It was much rarer to maintain healthy posture into your 80s back then, so 190 years ago, at most.
It’s mind blowing!! We are looking through a portal back in time, it’s unreal 🤯
They are in the trend of the 21st century all in burkinis.
Most of the photos of victorian era are with people in serious pose, so it's very refreshing and relatable to see that they were human as us, having fun at the beach and booing to the camera 😊
1:10 It's like those people far away from us for so long are saying hello to us through the time machine. What a wonderful feeling mixed with sadness when we know that all these good people are gone from this world. ❤😢❤😢
So nice to see the goofy side of this era. People just being people and having fun. Seems more real and personal
They didn't realize 120 years later they'd have the whole world watching them on a handheld device 😆😅
I think they knew it wouldhappen
@@yourmumsy1081 possibly. But they never knew a guy with your username would comment on it
@@yourmumsy1081 Never even entered their thinking.
That was beyond their WILDEST imaginations!!!
Technology back then was non-existent. If it was 1902, they didn’t even have CARS yet! Probably rode to the beach on a horse!
Not sure if they even had electric lights, yet!
@@Betterifitsfree
Yup
Aaaww what a charming video! Lovely family! We are so used to see people from the Victorian and Edwardian eras looking so serious on photos, we forget they did have fun!
Very impressive and touching. It was also really nice to see how the father interacted and played with his kids. One would think that fathers back then were quite authoritarian and strict, but he's just like a kind dad today. You can even see that he was thinking "arrrrgh not again", when his daughter splashed him with the bucket of water, but he didn't scold her or anything, just played along, like "kids will be kids". :) That was so adorable to see.
cant say that is true but uhh
Tough fathers appeared post ww1
I agree. I think for fathers, some r still stern and it just all depends on the fathers personality and how ppl in the family see him.
My paternal grandmother was born in 1902, and she passed away in 1997.
The small boy on the beach was named Brian Alfred Passmore lived until 1985
This such awesome stuff. Being able to get a glimse of what life was like so awesome🥰
The oldest living person in the world was born a year or so after this was taken.. kind of wild
Then it's not that old.
Kane Tanaka of Japan
@@pereiraplaza222 Excuse me, 119 years "it's not that old"?
The oldest KNOWN person.
@@larryoconnor7094 People at these very high 110+ ages are exceedingly rare and the majority of people have known birth dates. It's safe to assume the oldest known person is the real oldest person.
I love seeing them looking real and having fun just like us, it makes me able to relate. Often in photos I think they look unreal, it feels so distant then.
Beautiful. It's incredible how normal this seems. The past is always a thing of the imagination and somehow unreal. I once saw footage of myself and family as a child in 1980: it's like watching a dream. That was on cine-film. Now, even camcorder footage looks old and like another world. Watching some footage news footage from the 1980s looks rather like a dream too today - and yet I was there.
People are people and have been so for over 100,000 years.
Charming and astounding videos from almost 120 years ago 😲….the great, great grandchildren of the children we saw may be around today. Restored with great skill and so real…thank you so much 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍😉
More like their grandchildren. I'm 84 so my grandfather could be in this and I could have known all the younger people in my own youth. My best friend in the 1950s was born in 1892.
@@MrCrowebobby Amazing Bobby 😲 Your best friend you mention was 20 years old…when the Titanic went down. The history and the changes he would have seen…like you to….in your time 😊 Its interesting to talk with living witnesses about their experiences…our last chance to hear history from a human being who lived through it…rather than from a book or film.
@@RedcoatsReturn My friend was a woman; I realized there was no way for you to know that. I suppose the personal computer is the most spectacular change in my life, but you don't notice change as it's happening -- I was unimpressed by the moon landing: it just doesn't seem that far away. I will be overwhelmed if we find alien life before I die. (I believe it is out there.). My greatest experience was moving to Europe (Paris then Rome) to live for several decades; the extraordinary improvement in anesthesia for operations has been the greatest personal benefit. Take care, stay well, and be happy.
People don't change as much as we like to think. Thank you for the work you do.
"This short snapshot taken by pioneer amateur filmmaker Alfred Passmore is truly glorious, and one of the earliest known home movies in the world. The sense of fun as Passmore children Brian, Margaret and Mavis splash their mother Annie and uncle Benjamin Isaac Greenwood is palpable, making the century since the film was taken seem a mere instant.
The film is one of a collection of 15 home movies, mostly shot by Alfred Ernest Passmore (1867-1948) of his family at home and on holiday between 1902 and 1903. Several others are also available on BFI Player."
They look so happy. They thoroughly enjoyed their time at the shore
What would these people think if you had told them back then that this film of them would one day be displayed, on demand, on a thing called a computer - Retrieving the information off another computer many thousands of miles away? Incredible how far we have come.
Everyone in this film has sadly passed, amazing... how old this footage is.
in Heaven continuing the happiness. Rejoice!
@@mtlicq Lol... They now feel like they felt before they were born. Nothing.
@@mtlicq eternal nothingness awaits us all
unbelievable really, was a pleasure watching this
@@andylucas6962 You don't know that.
It's so nice to see families having fun together, especially back then.
Thanks to great colorization technology, people more than 100 years ago look so amimated as if they still live somewhere in the world. I cannot believe that people in this footage lived in the far distant past, but they are our neighbors judging from their vivid facial expresions.
Delightful. And can’t help noticing how slim everybody was back then compared to now.
There were plenty of overweight people all throughout the yrs.. just because not many happened to be shown here means nothing. I've seen lots in old films like this and in photos as well.
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I just can`t get over the fact that I`m watching a family enjoying life more than 120 years ago... This father must have been in his 40s, so be might be born betweenm 1850 - 1860.... 1850!!!
THAT is just 50 years before Alexander Humboldt started his expedition. Or when Carl Friedrich Gauß died.
Have you ever read or heared about him and his work? If so, don`t you think all you`ve read seems to be so "far away"... but in fact it actually isn`t when I look at this footage.
Or all these kids... I look at them and think:"God damn.. I see these kids but know all of them are dead."
It reminds me how fast time can pass and that we should enjoy every second we get... like this family!
So charming.
Thank you from Scotland.
Wow that is amazing. I've never seen any old home videos like that before in my entire life.
Greetings from Ireland
The big wheel of life turns, but we live our existence just the same way our ancestors did, with its joys and sorrows. We do not dress exactly the same and we now talk to strange devices that we carry in our hand but we remain 99% the same. Generation after generation, life perpetuates itself. It's beautiful and humbling at the same time.
Yet, these people in 1902 did not know that 12 years later a horrible war would break out, followed by another one two decades later. These movies help us realize how fragile our happy simple lives are and I hope they will contribute to give us the wisdom to avoid another maddening war.
What a happy little family. Thank you for sharing this.
This looks as if it was filmed yesterday, the colour really brings them to life.
People having a good time, laughing and clowning around for the camera, 122 years ago!
These videos are mesmerising in their simplicity, they make our past look like something near to us, and just thanks to the colours! I'm astonished.
I love these old clips of people having fun. My favourite is one of random adults getting into a snowball fight on a city street, having an absolute whale of a time.
Trivia: the snowball fight was actually a comedy film produced by the Lumière Brothers studio, and the people in it are studio employees who were recruited as amateur actors. But at least to me it looks like they were so much into the spirit of things they really didn't need to act their parts!
"Bataille de Boules de Neige": czcams.com/video/t2dpe75fAUA/video.html
Thank you, these colorized videos are so amazing!
That is a beautiful moment in time.
Very moving, and thank you for sharing this video with me and many others.
“The time was long ago… but the laughter and joy remains to this day”
Sometimes I think I was born too late.
I would love to live back in this time for (a while).. or maybe longer.
A totally different world.
Families were so dam wholesome back then, I mean I guess their might be some of that around today if you look hard enough ,but that modesty and genuine smiles and laughter are hopeful dream today .
I cannot wait until this technology is inexpensive and easy to do. Would love a day when I can take the old 8mm of say my parents wedding, or grandparents anniversary and see it cleaned up and modernized.
Your parents probably got married in the 70s,80s or 90s? That's already modern age with excellent video quality. But i know what you mean. Upscale it to 4K or 1080p.
@@pereiraplaza222 They were married in the 1960s. I do have 8mm of my grandparents anniversary in the mid 1950s...and a full, huge family reunion from the 1940s. Some of it is so grainy and so on.
It is already inexpensive and easy to do. The apps for it have been available for years now.
The technology has been around awhile. There might be a company in your area that can do it for you.
Lovely video. I could almost believe I was there with them splashing in the water. Just an ordinary family and so nice to see.
I wanted to pick up those sweet little children in the water and hug them! And to think they've already grown old and are gone. sigh
Immortalised for ever
Amazing ❤️ Nice to see them laughing- usually in old photos everyone looks so stern.
I used to wonder if people actually did smile back then. Apparently they did!
@@SirLoinBeefsteak smiling in photographs didn't actually become a thing until the 20th century. People just wanted to look 'normal'. The first official presidential portrait to have the president smiling in it was Ronald Reagan's.
People look stern in old photos because exposure times were quite long, the person being photographed had to remain perfectly still or risk a blurry looking print. It's easier to keep a straight face for longer than it is to hold a static smile without looking odd. As film and shutter speed got quicker so did the option to smile.
@@antman5474 Oh wow, interesting! It makes sense. Thanks 😊
BACK THEN PPL HAD MORE INTEGRITY AND HONOR, AND LOOKING SO STERN??? WHAT THE HELL IS THE MATTER WITH THAT??? WHEN I SEE US AS PPL TODAY. WE NEED MORE STERN AND FIRM PPL IN A WORLD THAT IS OUTRIGHT FALLING APART BECAUSE WE DONT HAVE ANY REAL MEN AND WOMEN, INSTAGRAM AND TWITTER SLUTS IS THE REASON WHY SO MANY COUNTRIES WHO PROJECT STRENGTH AND ENERGY THROUGH THEIR YOUTH DONT RESPECT AMERICA ANYMORE OR ITS FORMER GREATNESS THAT IT USED TO HAVE WHEN PPL WERE SO STERN. DONT COMMENT I KNOW I AM RIGHT.
It was cool to see such a normal picture from that time. Like, the dad doing just dad stuff playing with the kids while the mom is trying to control the kids! I wouldn’t imagine that parents would allow such intimate and playful moments like that as everything seemed so serious and ruled by very strict ways to behaviour at the time!
Just loved this gorgeous natural fun thank you so much!💕💕💕
That was absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing these wonderful memories of happy times gone by.
Could have been taken yesterday. Awesome work! Victorians smiled!😊
You have a real talent for finding the most suitable music to your videos
I cant find words to describe work you do, amazing!!!!
I remember this day
I loved this window into the past. Thanks so much!
Siempre fascinante poder contemplar un vídeo de 120 años,todas estas personas ya no existen hace mucho,y hoy podemos apreciar un momento de sus vidas, viendo su pasado.
Deva existir alguém que aparece nessas gravações que ainda estejam vivas
@@marceloaugusto8460 noooo, el vídeo es de hace 120 años. ni el niño más pequeño está vivo, y si lo estuviera obviamente debería tener 125 o 130 años.y ya casi nadie llega a esa edad.
Todos bien contentos y emocionados de salir en un video, algo completamente nuevo para su epoca 😊
Wonderful I love the way they all play up for the camera,even before people had much understanding of what moving images were.
These days, people don't seem to play up to my cellphone camera.
Wow. This is so friendly and close enough to reach out and touch a bygone time. Thanks
Excelente vídeo, como siempre 👌.
Excelente público, como siempre. Muchas gracias.
@@XIXbacktolife A ti por traernos estas maravillas 😊
These videos should be shown in History lessons in school! Amazing work!
I am always mesmerized by these upgraded movies.
Some of my favorites.
No smartphones only being present and having fun. I get reminded of that everyday I'm at train stations and bus stations
0:07 So sweet how the woman (the Mom probably) sees the little kid is not placed in a good position and then gently moves the kid to where he can much better not be caught in the middle but instead can join in the fun with throwing water at the man (his Father, guessing)
Exactly! I was very moved by that, too. A warm, smart mother! I hope she had a long and wonderful life...that they all did.
They look so full of life and energy, but they are no more. Very touching. And a reminder of our future soon.
Thank you very much Nice video
Fantastic thank you 😊😊
That funny guy on the horse is a legend.
Watching material from such a long time ago is beautiful and sad in a way. They are just enjoying the moment, life with its easy joyful moments - but they are all gone. So will we! Life is a short trip! Should makes us all humble and thankful.
Just fantastic footage, love it
Enhorabuena!!! Como siempre , GENIALES!!
"as you are now so once was I, as I am now, soon you will be."
With the colorization it looks new and the people are just dressed up for a movie. Love seeing these old movies. Nice reminder that people have always been people through the years. We all act the same, want the same things, have the same wishes and dreams and like to have fun. Thanks for your work and the uploads.
Wow, I thought home movies started in the 60s, never expected them at such an early time!
This is amazing. It could have been filmed last week, it's so clear.
WOW! I love these kinds of video's.
Just Beautiful!!! And so fun to watch.
Wow, the clarity is amazing.
Absolutely wonderful video. Not much in family fun has changed. 🙂
Fascinating👍
How do you turn these videos in 60fps and 4k? It's impressive!
I'd like to know more about how it works
AI generates additional frames between the existing frames to make it look smoother.
@@yedits4ya Exactly and it only needs to look and analyze the frames to predict where the new pixels are going to move. This way if there’s a man walking to the right it will predict that you need to make more frames in between moving to the right and then you can apply that to every single movement in the picture.
Kick Smart jump stick ... if you scroll back or thread or two you will see a woman by the name of Chris Passmore talk about how this and other films were made by her great-grandfather .
She says thanks to the software nowadays it's easy to get them looking very clear and updated .
The footage really comes alive with the post processing.
Happy people, happy life, not like now
Amazing footage so much fun & love
They didn't have cellphones, hd tv screens, video games, social media, planes they can travel with to other countries or even just see other places through a screen like today.... They had their own happy moments in life and created memories. I'm really curious how I would be, feel and what I would do today if I lived like them (without all the technology we have today).
Beautiful Family Moments, Forever Captured In Time.
How nice to see happy people.
Beautiful!!!! 😍😍😍👏
Stunning
Wholesome As Heck
WOW, what a wonderful video.. beautiful ❤️
it always gives me a solemn feeling to watch these people and think that they all have lived their lives and died meanwhile
These videos make my day...You should be a millionaire for all this work you have done for humanity.
Crazy when you look at footage of that period. Nothing is different apart from technological differences. People having fun with families. Hopefully they all had good lives. The youngsters off to war. The really old people who were probably born in the 1830’s or 40’s. Clear colour footage really makes it look like yesterday. Fascinating
Look at all those smiles. Clearly, covering up the pain because they know society will be better in 2022.
Amazing how these early 20th century films all have the swaying walk, the exaggerated hat tilts, the hands on the hips, and the genuine smiles, in common with each other. They all show humans doing human things.
Gorgeous video. The color gives everything new life.
My Uncle just passed and his father was born before 1900. He spoke often of his gparents and uncles and aunties. Visually it seems a long time ago but it wasn't. Now all here on this vid have passed. To watch these clips helps realign our priorites
- God and family.
Hard to imagine the most of these children lived long lives and have died years ago.
Keep up the great videos,
Everyone is happy, enjoying themselves 😃
Awesome moment in time by video. Promote the FAMILY!
Excellent footage.