Historical Movies

Rediscovering Cinema: The Untold Story of the 1928 'The Abduction of the Sabine Women' Film

Rediscover the bold charm of the 1928 silent film 'The Abduction of the Sabine Women', where adventure and timeless themes echo much louder today.

Celebrating 'Common Ground': A 1916 Film That Defied Expectations

'Common Ground' (1916) was a groundbreaking silent film starring Marie Doro and David Powell, known for addressing class struggles in early 20th-century America, resonating with audiences then and sparking conversations today.

Lights, Camera, Business: The Unique Union in 'The Firm Gets Married' (1931)

'The Firm Gets Married' (1931) is a German romantic comedy directed by Carl Wilhelm, set in Berlin and featuring a unique metaphorical storyline where a business 'marries' another entity, blending personal and corporate elements against the dynamic socio-economic backdrop of the time.