FILIBUS (1915) dir. Mario Roncoroni Baroness Troixmonde, infamously known as Filibus, the mysterious air pirate, commits her thefts then retreats to the safety of her zeppelin. Filibus’ airship is manned by a staff of mask-wearing lackeys who instantly obey her every command. The esteemed detective Hardy sets out on her trail, and Filibus attempts to frame him as the daring villain– all the while slipping in between male and female disguises to romance the detective’s sister. (link in title)

Cinderella by James Kirkwood Sr, 1914

THE HYPOCRITES (1915) Dir. Lois Weber

Mary Pickford in Fanchon the Cricket 1915 🍄

Les Vampires - Episode 9: The Poisoner (1915) dir. Louis Feuillade

Still from the movie "Дочь купца Башкирова|Merchant Bashkirov's daughter" (1913)

Buster Keaton & Ramon Novarro with Ramon's Chihuahua, Chiquita.

cinema firsts: a trip to the moon (1902) directed by george méliès

the first science fiction movie & was fourteen minutes long

Conrad Veidt in Eerie Tales (1919) dir. Richard Oswald

ZAPATAS BANDE (1914) dir. Urban Gad A German film crew and Danish actress Asta Nielsen travel to Italy to shoot a film about a gang of thieves, where plays the role of the leader of the bandits, Captain Zapata. However, the team is quickly mugged by real thieves who steal all their regular clothes and are forced to return to town in their costumes. As a result, the locals believe them to be criminals, with Asta as their leader. Meanwhile, a hopelessly romantic young Italian countess is so taken with the bold-looking group that she immediately falls in love with the "captain". Asta doesn't reveal her true identity right away, mainly because there is a big language barrier between the two. (link in title)

Protéa by Victorin-Hippolyte Jasset, 1913

Newly-discovered fragments of Theda Bara in Cleopatra (1917)

Paths of Glory (1957)

Buster Keaton smiling and laughing 💕

Les Vampires (1915) dir. Louis Feuillade

Above is Bela Lugosi (then going by the stage name Olt Arisztid) as Lord Henry Wotton, gloating and leering over his naive protege, Dorian Gray, portrayed by Norbert Dán, in a 1918 Hungarian film adaptation of the The Picture of Dorian Gray, originally entitled Az élet királya.