Childish Quarrel (1896) | Querelle enfantine | Old Colorized Movie

Querelle Enfantine (1896), directed by pioneering French filmmaker Louis Lumière, is a delightful silent short film capturing the playful quarrels of two young children. The film, whose title translates to "Childish Quarrel," is a charming snapshot of innocence, showcasing the humor and mischief of childhood. This early cinematic gem is a testament to the Lumière brothers' ability to find beauty and entertainment in everyday life.

In this colorized version, the charm of Querelle Enfantine comes alive with vivid detail. The children’s clothing, the outdoor setting, and their animated expressions are enriched with color, offering a fresh perspective on this timeless moment. The colorization process adds a new layer of emotional connection, bridging the gap between the late 19th-century audience and today’s viewers.

Experience the nostalgia and joy of this beautifully restored classic, now available on Dailymotion, Rumble, and YouTube.