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Line 44: Contemplation is a separate area. [[Pathé]] is the best-known global manufacturer of such films of the early 20th century. A vivid example is [[Moscow clad in snow]] (1909). Early color motion picture processes such as [[Kinemacolor]] -- known for the feature ''[[With Our King and Queen Through India]]'' (1912) -- and [[Prizma]]color -- ''Everywhere With Prizma'' (1919) and ''Bali the Unknown'' (1921) a five-reel feature -- used travelogues to promote the new color ~~process~~processes. In contrast, [[Technicolor]] concentrated primarily on getting their process adopted by Hollywood studios for fictional feature films. Also during this period, [[Frank Hurley]]'s feature documentary film, ''South'' (1919), about the [[Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition]] was released. ItThe film documented the failed Antarctic expedition led by [[Ernest Shackleton]] in 1914. ===1920s===