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Flicker Alley, in partnership with the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Murnau-Foundation is proud to present, F.W. Murnau's Phantom. Phantom marked a major turning point in the influential career and the...

In celebration of it's 16th year of Bringing Film History to New Audience, Flicker Alley - the highly-esteemed publisher of rare and unique cinematic classics - is proud to present the long-awaited...

This early wizard of modern filmmaking set a tempo for things to come. This collection celebrates 173 rare, original silent films by Georges Meliess, painstakingly gathered by Eric Lange and David...

Largely unseen since it's original theatrical release in 1965, and almost never shown in the U.S., The Golden Head is somewhat of a Cinerama mystery, not only in it's "Emil and the Detectives" -...

THE GUILTY (1947) The Guilty, released by Monogram Pictures, is a triumph of resourcefulness for it's nomadic Viennese director, John Reinhardt. Based on a short story by legendary suspense writer...

Serial films, or Cin? Romans were well-established in France before World War I, where they are most closely identified with writer-director Louis Feuillade. At Albatros, Russian ?migr? producer...

Independent films produced in the shadow of Hollywood's major studios were given the less than complimentary nickname "Poverty Row," which existed in Hollywood between the 1920s and 1960s. They were...

The youngest president in our nations history, who brought an unprecedented excitement and power to the office, the life of Americas 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt, makes any fiction pale by...

Made on location in Germany during the period of the Great Inflation, Isn't Life Wonderful is a tender ode to the resilience of the human spirit and the all-conquering power of love. Carol Dempster...

The film stars Marise Dauvray as Edith, a woman who is unhappily married to an older man, Francois (Severin-Mars), but is actually in love with a young poet, Jean Diaz (Romuald Joube). Both Jean and...

Joan the Woman (Cardinal Film Corporation, 1916) was Cecil B. DeMilles first great spectacle. In keeping with theatrical tradition, DeMille sought a more formal and stylized mode of acting from stars...

Adapted from ?mile Zola's novel of the same name, L'Argent is an all-too-timely work of filmmaking loosely based off of the 1882 collapse of Union G?n?rale bank, which subsequently crashed the stock...