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Shot on 8mm film in 1949, this vintage footage captures Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris from a moving perspective, likely from a bridge. The view progresses from a wider cityscape with surrounding buildings and a stone bridge to a closer, more detailed look at the cathedral's iconic facade, including its twin towers and rose window. The image has a soft, slightly faded quality with visible film grain and a dark vignette, characteristic of home movie footage from the era. The scene evokes a sense of historical charm and everyday life in post-war France.
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