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The first film, The Great Train Robbery, was twelve minutes long.
It's one of the first "narrative" movies.
A western.
110 minutes - according to the film statistics shown below the poster, on the right of the screen in the related link.
"The Great Train Robbery" (1903) It is the first film with a narrative story that goes from beginning to end.
If you are asking about the first movie made. It was called the Great Train Robbery and was about bandits holding up a train. It wasn't very long and in black and white.
The 1903 silent film "The Great Train Robbery" was produced, directed, and written by Edwin S. Porter, along with the author of the 1896 stage play, Scott Marble. The 12-minute one-reel film is considered the first American action movie, and the first American "Western" movie.
The Great Riviera Bank Robbery is a film that was created in 1979.
The first modern style film with a plot was "The Great Train Robbery" (1903).
The Great Train Robbery 1903 movie by Edwin Porter, about 12 min long, silent.
The first short was "Strongman Sandow" in 1890, if you discount the 1877 series of pictures showing a horse galloping. The first short with a story line is "The Great Train Robbery", and the first feature length film was "The Story of the Kelly Gang." The actors are Godfrey Cass, Nicholas Brierley, Elizabeth Tait,and John Tait. The first full feature color movie was "The World, the Flesh and the Devil" which made it's debut in 1914. In this film the actor who played the Devil is H. Agar Lyons.
1903, it's called "The Great Train Robbery".