Montenegro
Early cinema[edit]
- Nine months after the first ever public motion-picture performance in Paris, the first film frames featuring people from Montenegro were created. Montenegro was shown for the first time in a documentary movie titled In the Black Mountains - at the Montenegrin Prince's Court, premiered on 1 November 1902, at the Urania Theater in Vienna. [1]
Media culture[edit]
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