M.H. Laddé
date of birth
5 November 1866
date of death
18 February 1932
biography
The photographer Machiel Laddé was the son of the Amsterdam photographer and photography dealer J.W. Merkelbach. From roughly 1896 to 1906, he made several short feature films and documentaries in his Amsterdam film studio, called the Eerst Nederlandsch Atelier voor Bioscoop and Cimematograaf, M.H. Laddé & Co. in Buiksloot.
Ladde's earliest films are the first Dutch-made films. They were screened by travelling cinema operator Christian Slieker at the end of 1896. None of his films have been preserved.
modified date
20 October 2011
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filmography
| Gestoorde hengelaar | (1896) | Camera, Decor, Director, Producer |
| Spelende kinderen | (1896) | Camera, Director, Producer |
| Zwemplaats voor Jongelingen te Amsterdam | (1896) | Camera, Director, Producer |
| De kaasmarkt te Purmerend | (1899) | Camera, Director, Producer |
| Solser en Hesse | (1900) | Director, Producer |