Short Movies

Released on May 4th, 1919. Produced by Burton Holmes.

Produced by Burton Holmes. Released on April 20th, 1919.

Produced by Burton Holmes. Released on March 23rd, 1919.

La Meije is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in La Meije. It was directed by Alain Pol in 1947 and produced by Toni-Films.

A reserved man discovers an alleyway garage concealing the ultimate mancave, and a charismatic host who won't take no for an answer.

When a quiet young teen introduces a new mentor to his favourite pastime, she finds that breaking the rules comes with serious consequences.

Released on March 30th, 1919. Produced by Burton Holmes.

Produced by Burton Holmes. Released on May 11th, 1919.

An official training film from the War department. In April 1942, a detail of five enlisted men and two officers, Capt. Paul Lafferty and Lt. John...

Ben Kinmont’s film Saints paradice (2024-25) draws on the 8mm film archive of artist Jilala Jet von Jalopy, among others, to portray the Angels...

En cordée is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Aiguillette D'argentière. It was directed by Jacques Berr in 1942 and...

A musical sound short featuring Guy Robertson and imagery related to the Mississippi River floods.

Produced by Burton Holmes. Released on April 27th, 1919.

Cimes is a drama about alpinism that takes place in Mont Pelvoux. It was directed by Jean Vernet in 1941 and produced by Films de Cavaignac. It...

Lucas, a laid-off Canadian steelworker, heads into the woods for a solo camping trip but winds up aboard a UFO. Face-to-face with a snarky alien...

A Fox Movietone comedy short released in 1929.

Wild Bill Hitchcock is the loyal sheriff of Coupetown. He loves to write poetry in his spare time and dream about the love of his life, Annabelle....

A thriller-satire about how hurtful stereotypes can be.

Cali’s traditional facades showcase a self-built architecture born of desire, recognizable by its spiral staircases, swans, and balustrades....

We look first at Westminster Abbey and the Towers of Parliament. And the sight-seeing only starts there as it continues to all the famous buildings...