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Abel Gance’s J’Accuse is considered one of the most technically advanced films of the era and the first major pacifist film. This new restoration carried out in partnership with Lobster Films Studios culls materials from several collections for assembling the most complete edition of the original 1919 edit of the film. Features a new symphonic score by Robert Israel. |
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Abel Gance's La Roue is one of the most extraordinary achievements in the history of cinema. This new restoration with a running time of nearly four and a half hours, accompanied by Robert Israel's symphonic score, is the fullest presentation of La Roue to reach the public since 1923. |
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An unprecedented and definitive multi-disc collection, several years in the making, 173 rare, rediscovered, and restored Melies films, plus a filmed tribute, Le Grand Melies by Georges Franju, and essays by filmmaker Norman McLaren and film historian John Frazer. This comprehensive survey opens a door to a re-evaluation of the early years of cinema by scholars and historians alike.
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Flicker Alley presents a unique 3-DVD collection of 54 rare and restored pleasures from the inflammable years of cinema based in part upon the DVD series Retour de Flamme from Lobster Films, Paris, and upon films from The Blackhawk Collection. |
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