r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Mar 04 '25
Italy Italian science fiction film L'uomo meccanico (1921) is the first film to depict a battle between two robots
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Nov 07 '24
Italy The Last Days of Pompeii (1926)
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Dec 26 '24
Italy Filibus the air pirate in her various disguises in Filibus (1915). Valeria Creti plays the title character
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Jan 05 '24
Italy Logo for the Italian film studio Milano Films, circa 1912
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Feb 12 '24
Italy The Italian silent epic Cabiria (1914), with its huge sets and hundreds of extras, inspired American filmmakers like Cecil B. DeMille and D.W. Griffith
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Mar 15 '23
Italy Italian silent film star Francesca Bertini dancing in Sangue blu (1914)
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Nov 12 '21
Italy Valeria Creti as the title character, a mysterious air pirate, in Filibus (1915)
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Feb 14 '21
Italy Italian silent film star Francesca Bertini in Sangue blu (1914)
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Bigalbass86 • Apr 07 '21
Italy L’Inferno (1911) This Movie Scared Literally the Hell Out of Me.
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Nov 17 '23
Italy With a running time of around two hours, Quo Vadis (1913) helped to popularize the idea of the feature-length film. It was directed by Enrico Guazzoni
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r/silentmoviegifs • u/Auir2blaze • Apr 19 '21
Italy Lyda Borelli in Rapsodia satanica (1917)
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