In their flower-scented spring garden in 1895, Auguste and Marguerite Lumière along with their baby daughter, Andrée, attempt probably the first-ever home-movie as part of a maiden public film screening at the Salon Indien, on December 28, in Paris. Depicting a warm scene in the life of a family, the patriarch Lumière pivots the centre of attention around his beautiful child, as he tries to feed her from a spoon and then offers her a biscuit. In the end, as little Andrée looks straight into the camera, she provides the viewers with an unexpected twist.
—Nick Riganas