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In 1838, Louis Daguerre captured what is believed to be the first photograph of human beings—a shoemaker and his client on Paris's Boulevard du Temple—an accidental image that required a ten-minute exposure time. Nearly two centuries later, filmmaker Maximilien Van Aertryck and his colleagues embarked on an eighteen-month investigation to pinpoint the exact location where this historic photograph was taken, using archival research, drones, and measuring tapes to overcome challenges posed by the neighborhood's transformation.
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