Silent film
A new Blu-ray release of the silent horror-comedy reveals one of "Batman" creator Bob Kane's early influences and makes the case for director Roland West as a master of silent cinema.
The film, thought for decades to be lost, was found recently in the auction of items from a defunct Omaha-based distributor.
At 80, silent film’s most influential preservationist gives advice to his successors on where and how to find lost classics.
Abel Gance's Epic 'Napoleon' Is Making an Epic Comeback
Good News for Silent Film Buffs: Lost 'Sherlock Holmes' Has Been Found
Daily Reads: A Friendship with Roger Ebert, the Sadness of Watching Woody Allen and More
Criticwire Classic Film of the Week: 'The General'
SF Silent Film Festival Director Anita Monga Talks the Highlights of One Delirious Movie Weekend (CLIPS)
Meet Nell Shipman, 'Girl from God's Country' and Silent Film Pioneer Who Fled Hollywood for Idaho (VIDEO)
NFPB Study Reveals Staggering Loss of Early Silent Films
Alarming New Report from Library of Congress Says 70 Percent of America's Silent Films Are Lost and Gone Forever
Milestone Films Crowdfunds 'NotFilm,' A Documentary About Samuel Beckett's Legendary 'Film' Starring Buster Keaton
