View from above of the prison courtyard showing Dreyfus and an accompanying officer walking out of one door and in through another. Sequence repeated.

Translated from Korean: "News of Dreyfus's retrial attracted media attention, and hundreds of reporters gathered in Rennes. Film companies also joined in, and on July 1st, when Dreyfus was transferred, Ren was already full of lenses. However, the authorities judged that Dreyfus's photos or videos could stir up public opinion, so Dreyfus was quickly transferred to the camp without even a single picture taken, and locked in a room closed with a shutter, shut off from the outside world. Movie cameras at the time were much larger, heavier, and noisy, making them unsuitable for taking pictures secretly. Nevertheless, Julius W. Orde succeeded in filming Dreyfus after tenacious efforts. Hearing that Dreyfus went out for a walk regularly, he secretly installed a camera on the roof of a nearby building and waited for several days before he was able to take pictures of the sentry and Dreyfus outside. However, the filming was soon exposed and Dreyfus hurriedly went inside and the filming ended. Orde screened this film at the Palace Theater in London." ^[1]

Lucie Dreyfus and her brother-in-law Mathieu Dreyfus walking along street, with panning shot.

Scenes in Rennes in front of the Lycée court building.

The car arrives at the gates of the school. A woman probably comes out of it, Lucie Dreyfus. Large gathering of military officers

Foot and horse guards, lined up outside the Lycée; a figure comes out of the building, presumably Dreyfus

Possibly General Mercier standing near the main door and Dreyfus's lawyer, Fernand Labori, may be in this scene, as British audiences cheered

A large crowd of journalists (some with cameras) walks out of the trial room.

Figures leave court room including Dreyfus (only half-visible) past the guards on foot and on horseback all with their backs turned. Dreyfus followed as he passes to the left by panning shot. Guards then disperse.

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Dreyfus, seen from above the court of the prison, accompanied by an officer, go through one door and enter through another.