Home Movie - FLAMING YOUTH

Genre: home movie

Year Published: 1920s

Description:

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1920s 16mm home movie donated by Devin Scott. Film has vinegar syndrome and is shrunken/curled but still viable enough to get a decent scan. Can has "Flaming Youth 1926-1930" written on it (a reference to the 1923 film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaming_Youth_(film), and the date codes on the film match this date range, though the film was edited much later and some of the shots are out of chronological order. There's a brief bit of color film at the tail end with a 1947 date code. The city shots are in Quebec, Canada. Other shots appear to be in maybe New York or Pennsylvania, or New England generally.

Alot of time, effort, expense, and expertise goes into scanning and post-producing films like this. Please don't think that just because it's a "found" film that you're free to simply take it and do anything you like with it. If you would like to license this film for your production, please contact me at phix@optigan.com.

Complete Record: This channel is not monetized. If you like what you see here and would like to help me continue sharing cool stuff on my channel, please consider making a donation via Venmo @Pea-Hicks. 1920s 16mm home movie donated by Devin Scott. Film has vinegar syndrome and is shrunken/curled but still viable enough to get a decent scan. Can has "Flaming Youth 1926-1930" written on it (a reference to the 1923 film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaming_Youth_(film), and the date codes on the film match this date range, though the film was edited much later and some of the shots are out of chronological order. There's a brief bit of color film at the tail end with a 1947 date code. The city shots are in Quebec, Canada. Other shots appear to be in maybe New York or Pennsylvania, or New England generally. Alot of time, effort, expense, and expertise goes into scanning and post-producing films like this. Please don't think that just because it's a "found" film that you're free to simply take it and do anything you like with it. If you would like to license this film for your production, please contact me at phix@optigan.com.