Historical Found Footage Films

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McFlabbergasty's avatar
Historical Found Footage Films

Have there been any films made that try to portray a man-on-the-street depiction of periods of ancient or medieval history? Like someone just leaves a video camera running in the study of some noble. Or we see a glimpse of rough-housing and banter between men-at-arms swinging their weapons at training dummies at the barracks. 

 

Basically what I'm asking is if anyone has ever heard of a film-maker who produces slice of life films depicting life as it was centuries ago, with meticulous detail for historical authenticity. No music. No makeup, tooth whitening, or other cosmetic alterations that would not have been available in the particular time and place depicted in the film.

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RE: Historical Found Footage Films

I'm glad it wasn't only me.

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RE: Historical Found Footage Films

That was on this forum? Damn. I knew I had posted this topic in the recent-ish past, but I thought it was on another forum. Silly how that happens.

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RE: Historical Found Footage Films

For the record, I was responding to Frink's comment.

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McFlabbergasty's avatar
RE: Historical Found Footage Films

Like I said, blunder on my part.

 

 

 

Yay for thread necromancy!!!1!one!!!eleven!!!!

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RE: Historical Found Footage Films

Well, there's always Blair Witch Project.

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RE: Historical Found Footage Films

It's not exactly found footage but Valhalla Rising has a lot of shaky handheld camera work and had a micro budget.

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