Briton and Boer
Boers Bringing in British Prisoners
"Here we have a mixed company of Gordon Highlanders, Irish Fusilliers and English Lancers, as a group of prisoners taken to the rear by a troop of Boer Cavalry. The expression on their faces show who is the victor, and who is the vanquished. You can read in the dust and smoke-begrimed countenance of the prisoners, the story of their stubborn resistance to superior numbers before the surrender: while the Boers give expression to their feelings, by cheering and waving their hats in triumph as they pass." (Edison Films, July 1901)
Producción |
Edison | 800 | ||
Cinematografista |
n.c. | 11/04/1900; Orange Moutains, West Orange, N. J. (Estados Unidos) | ||
Exhibiciones |
San José (Costa Rica) | 06/11/1903; Delamare y Didier; Guerra en el Transvalla [sic] | ||
Comentario | Se trata de vistas reconstituidas. |