Most Viewed Year 1929 - 88

This early talkie Grantland Rice sports short spotlights the crystal clear waters of Florida and champion swimmers and divers, including future...

A silent comedy short feature produced in Brighton.

Short film showing members of the ‘pinto’ aboriginal tribe in Central Australia. Scenes of daily life including preparation for a dance...

A nationalistic yet controversial look at the harsh treatment the Spaniards uncured against the Filipino people.

Marvel at the daring stunts performed by motorcyclists at their grand gymkhana in Egham in 1929.

This documentary is filmed in the capital of Mozambique, Lourenço Marques, on the day of the celebration of the integration of the province of...

Colonial films showing the work of Africans are rare. Here the exploitation system is precisely exposed. Deportees (from Angola) disembark from a...

Mr. Bug is at it again, romancing the pretty bareback rider from the circus. Cute stop-motion short from 1929.

Documentary made by Federico Valle for C.H.A.D.E. (Compañia Hispano-Americana de Electricidad).

'Variety artists Patricia Rossborough and Bobbie Alderson perform Walking with Susie, You Can't Make Me Feel Blue, She's Gotta Have Me and She's...

'Russian ensemble.' (British Film Catalogue)

Three couples rehearse a scene in the car.

Ladies acting and blowing kisses.

Charlie Chaplin look-a-like doing bullfighting.

As the title suggests, ‘Telling The World’ was made for an overseas audience as was much of the Government film unit’s output. It...

Chip the Wooden Man in the Scarecrow's Ride

Chip the Wooden Man and the magic wand