1911 Movies

A 1911 silent film

Japanese film released in 1911.

A married trapper wins the heart of an Indian maid and is married to her. After the wedding night he returns to his other wife and family. The Indian discovers this bigamy and determines to kill him, but seeing the love he has for her daughter, she jumps off a...

Filmed by Jorge Goitizolo. It is a longer-than-usual film, shown as the main program in a single screening.

After being struck by a power line, a pig becomes electrically charged, complicating a farmer's attempts to catch.

Carlos Tenaud is clearly visible there, along with his reception, General Muñiz, and countless other well-known people. There are about ten aspects of the reception shown in the film, and both the footage from Callao and that from Lima demonstrates the skill o...

Depicts the sights to see in Massafra, Italy.

This early Gaumont sound film features the mythical Gambrinus singing in a rambunctious Medival pub.

Olimpo Cinema Company. Filmed by Fernando Lund.

While the men walk into a trap by robbers, the lone woman at a mining camp sets a trap of her own for the robbers.

Poachers chase down a Polar Bear and her 2 cubs. The mother is killed and the 2 cubs captured.

The protagonist of this brilliant little film is a good bourgeois man of the early 20th century and a proud representative of the many “moralizers” of Italian history. A letter from the Society for Morals unleashes his puritanical ardour: what can he do to “en...

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Filmed in Paraguay by the company's cameraman, Jorge Goitizolo.

Early travelogue film.

French horror short from 1911.

Intrepid aviator H.J.D. Astley laughs off another crash.

The local culture of Baguio is exposed to Manila residents.

Little more than a minute of this travelogue survives. What does seems to be rural spots, including bridges, a bit of forest and a hot spring.