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... more
Aelita, The Queen Of Mars is a Socialist science fiction spectacle and in 1924 was the first big-budget movie from Soviet Russia. A year and a half in the making, it was intended as ideologically... more
In The Toll Gate (William S. Hart. Directed by Lambert Hillyer. 1920/73 min), a highwayman's gang is sold out by a traitor and ambushed during a robbery, and the leader of the gang seeks out revenge... more
Features: Manufactured on Demand, Subtitled, Silent Movie
A Page of Madness (1926) Teinosuke Kinugasas A Page of Madness (Kurutta ichipeiji) , produced in mid-1920s Japan, is widely considered to be one of the touchstones of early avant-garde cinema, and is... more
Features: Manufactured on Demand, Digital Theater System, Subtitled
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... more
Representing the definitive collection of rare films starring Rudolph Valentino, one of Hollywoods most legendary stars, the Rudolph Valentino Collection brings newly remastered classics to Blu-ray... more
Features: Manufactured on Demand, Mono Sound, Silent Movie, Subtitled
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... more
Sexy, jazz-loving, and dressed to kill, Roxie Hart (Phyllis Haver) is living a life of drama (if not stardom). She has a doting, handsome husband (Victor Varconi); a rich lover whose pockets are... more
At once an invaluable photographic record of life in Weimer Berlin and a timeless demonstration of the cinemas ability to enthrall on a purely visceral level, Berlin, Symphony of a Great City... more
Representing the definitive collection of rare films starring Rudolph Valentino, one of Hollywoods most legendary stars, the Rudolph Valentino Collection brings newly remastered classics to Blu-ray... more
Humphrey Jennings was one of the greatest figures in the celebrated British documentary film movement, and he is most remembered for the way his work reflects the concerns and conditions of World War... more
Alla Nazimova, the Russian-born, theater-trained actress decided, on the occasion of her contract release from Metro Goldwyn Mayer in 1921, to make films with merit. The second - and last - of these... more
It might reasonably be contended that Humphrey Jennings is the only real poet the British cinema has yet produced. - Lindsay Anderson, Director These astonishing films show and explain essential news... more
Curtis Harrington is widely regarded as one of the most important avant-garde directors of the 1940s, as well as an early influential figure in what would come to be known as New Queer Cinema. This... more
Danielle Darrieux, Pierre Mingand, Raymond Galle. The son of a wealthy Parisian doctor is cut off from the family money, and falls in with a gang of car thieves after tracking down his newly-sold... more
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... more
Gloria Swanson, Thomas Meighan, Raymond Hatten. After a wealthy British women and her house staff are shipwrecked on a desert island, a hidden attraction to her butler blossoms and class lines... more
Described by Dziga Vertov, it's director, as an experiment in the language of pure cinema, The Man With the Movie Camera is perhaps the most dazzling and sophisticated work not only of Soviet, but of... more
From 1913 to 1916, Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle rose from the ranks of bit player to writer, director and star of comedies for Mack Sennetts Keystone Film Company. Because of Sennetts belief that actors... more
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... more
Tolable David is a magnificent film, carefully transferred from the best available elements, and starring the great Richard Barthelmess (Broken Blossoms) in the title role. This rural adaptation of... more
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... more
Edmond Rostands Cyrano de Bergerac was a triumph from the moment of it's premiere on December 28, 1897. It has become the most popular play of the modern French theater, and Cyrano, despite an ugly... more
Long before he became known as the Man of a Thousand Faces, Lon Chaney quickly gained attention for being one of Hollywoods prominent character actors as these outstanding early examples of Chaneys... more
Both pioneering films on this DVD depict well known incidents in the life of Jesus Christ. In quite different ways, both were also ambitious milestones of the young, relatively untried cinema; both... more