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El hotel eléctrico (The Electric Hotel) is a 1908 silent Spanish comedy-fantasy film directed by Segundo de Chomón.

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Background

The film displays one of the earliest uses of stop motion animation in history, though it is not de Chomón's first try at this technique. His 1906 film, Le théâtre de Bob, use animated puppets. However, El Hotel eléctrico is also an early use of pixilation.

Plot

In summation, as baggage is checked in that baggage moves by itself to a room where it opens itself revealing lots of brushes that now move out. We next see a man and a woman sitting down before we see the man's boot get unbuckled by itself. With the boot off, a brush moves itself up and down on the front end. We next see the woman's coat come off by itself before her hair gets a thorough brushing-also by itself-before the hair ties itself into a bun. Then comes a scene of a man in front of a wall full of electrical switches. As he pulls one large switch down, we cut to a scene of various chairs and other furniture moving in chaotic ways as the short ends.

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See also

Pages linking in as of April 2021

1908 in Spain, Ah! La Barbe, Barcelone, Parc au crépuscule, Choque de trenes, Cinema of Spain, Danse des Ouléd-Naïd, Descente du Mont Serrat, Excursion to the Moon, Gulliver en el país de los Gigantes, Hairbrush, Julienne Mathieu, La fée printemps, List of rediscovered films, List of science fiction films before 1920, List of Spanish films before 1930, List of stop motion films, Loie Fuller (film), Los héroes del sitio de Zaragoza, Montserrat (film), Pixilation, Satan s'amuse, Segundo de Chomón, Spanish science fiction, Stop motion, The House of Ghosts




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