On February 13, 1895, the Lumières brothers patented the first device for creating moving images. According to legend, the story of this invention is as follows: One night, Louis Lumière suffered from a severe headache that kept him awake all night. But by morning,</p>\n "home_text": "<p>one idea for a new device had taken shape in his mind: a projector equipped with a mechanism to feed perforated film containing images. Shortly after obtaining the patent, the Lumières brothers brought this inv2 photos

one idea for a new device had taken shape in his mind: a projector equipped with a mechanism to feed perforated film containing images. Shortly after obtaining the patent, the Lumières brothers brought this invention to life by creating a combined cinematograph. On December 28 of the same year, in Paris, they demonstrated the device in action. At the basement of the "Grand Café" on the Boulevard des Capucines, they held the first public paid movie screening of the film "The Arrival of the Train at La Siota Station." This commercial performance marked the actual beginning of the world of cinema.