Miracle of Flowers

Year: 1926

Runtime: 63 mins

Director: Max Reichmann

DocumentaryAnimation

Presented as a fresh take on macroprojection, the film—described as a “film symphony of the life and death of flowers”—debuted on 25 February 1926 at Berlin’s Piccadilly‑Theater. It featured an original musical score and a richly detailed framing narrative that guided the audience through the blooming and wilting of the blossoms.

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