Saving Brinton

"Saving Brinton" is a documentary that uncovers the forgotten story of William Franklin Brinton, a Midwestern farmboy-turned-movieman who introduced motion pictures to America's Heartland in the early 1900s. With the help of eccentric collector Mike Zahs, the film embarks on a journey to restore Brinton's legacy and premiere his century-old films at a historic opera house. Along the way, they uncover rare footage of President Teddy Roosevelt, lost relics from Georges Méliés, and a hidden treasure trove of artifacts that reveal the story ofBrinton's innovative spirit and determination. A tale of preservation, history, and the power of cinema, "Saving Brinton" is a heartwarming and captivating documentary that sheds light on a forgotten piece of American history.

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Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as Saving Brinton include David Foster: Off the Record, Rodents of Unusual Size, National Gallery, The Kids Menu, 13 Reasons Why: Beyond the Reasons, Sour Grapes.