Silent Film DVD Sites

Kino Lorber – A company founded in 1977 that offers outstanding releases in silent and world cinema

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Flicker Alley – An excellent company whose goal is to contribute to the ongoing interest in film heritage through the creation of new, high-quality digital editions for broadcast and through home video distribution

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Milestone – A company dedicated to discovering and distributing films of enduring artistry from both yesterday and today

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Eureka! – A UK-based company that branched out to US distribution in 2024. Their Masters of Cinema series has released top-quality restorations many great silent titles.

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Lobster Films – With 30 years of activity, Lobster Films has earned itself an international reputation in the search for, preservation, and restoration of films.

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Grapevine Video – In business since 1978 supplying rare and unique films from the silent period and early sound era

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Warner Archives –The Warner Archive Collection is a manufactured-on-demand (MOD) DVD series that includes many classic and silent films, available through the Warner Brothers shop as well as Amazon.

Related Film Sites

Nitrateville – A friendly moderated board bringing together archivists, collectors, authors and fans of the silent and early talkie era from all around the world

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Silent Era.com – One of the Internet's top sources of information on silent era films, people and theaters

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Silents Are Golden – All about the greatest era in cinema history

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Silent Film Still Archive – Original photos, advertising, and other memorabilia from silent films

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Silent Movies – Glen Pringle's silent movie page

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American Silent Feature Film Database – The American Silent Feature Film Database is a cooperative project of the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation and the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF).

Related Silent Sites

Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum – Located in the California town where the Essanay Film Manufacturing Company set up shop in 1912

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Turner Classic Movies – TCM cable network featuring Silent Sundays

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