A grasshopper who carries one of these objects gets revenge on an adulterous beetle in a 1912 short that uses stop-motion with dead insect specimens. (15[1])An angry man swallows one of these objects whole in James Williamson’s 1901 short The Big Swallow. (15[1])In another film, (-5[1])a partly transparent one of these objects is shown in Dutch angle shots that are intercut with real footage from both a birth and a funeral. In that film’s opening scene, a man (15[1])places one of these objects atop a much larger one on which he is standing, before (15[1])entering a (*) theater whose seats open automatically for its patrons. (10[1])One of these objects assembles itself late (10[1])in that film, which ends with an eye being superimposed onto one of these objects. An outlaw (-5[1])fires his gun (10[1])at one of these objects (10[1])at the end of The Great Train Robbery. For 10 points, a 1929 experimental film by Dziga Vertov is titled (10[1])for a man with what technology? ■END■ (10[1])