Home›Silent and Early Cinema Landmarks›Original Language›EnglishBrowse ByEnglishOriginal language names the language a media work was actually made in. Citizen Kane, "a 1941 American drama film" produced for Hollywood audiences, was written and performed in English. This dimension groups works a visitor could experience in the same original language.FactsEnglishSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1894 1EnglishFilter Results57 entriesCollectionAllAmerican Silent Comedies (9)American Silent Dramas and Adventures (22)American Silent Horror and Fantasy Films (5)British Silent and Early Sound Films (3)Early American Feature Films, 1913 to 1919 (6)Early Black American Cinema (2)Experimental and Avant-Garde Shorts (1)Silent Epics and Spectacles (2)Silent Film Serials (1)The Transition to Sound, 1928 and 1929 (3)CreatorAllAlbert Parker (1)Alexandr Hackenschmied (1)Alfred Hitchcock (2)Allan Dwan (1)Buster Keaton (3)Cecil B. DeMille (1)Charles Reisner (1)Charlie Chaplin (3)Clarence Badger (1)Clarence Brown (1)Clyde Bruckman (1)D.W. Griffith (6)E. A. Dupont (1)Edward Sedgwick (1)Erich von Stroheim (4)Ernst Laemmle (1)F. W. Murnau (1)Fred Niblo (2)George Loane Tucker (1)George Melford (1)Harry Beaumont (1)Harry O. Hoyt (1)Herbert Brenon (1)John Ford (1)John S. Robertson (1)Josef von Sternberg (2)King Vidor (3)Lon Chaney (1)Louis J. Gasnier (1)Maya Deren (1)Oscar Micheaux (2)Paul Leni (1)Raoul Walsh (2)Ray Lissner (1)Rupert Hughes (1)Rupert Julian (1)Sam Taylor (2)Tod Browning (1)Tom McNamara (1)Victor Sjöström (1)William A. Wellman (2)William Beaudine (1)MediumAllFilm (57)CountryAllUnited Kingdom (3)United States (51)Release YearAll1903 (1)1913 (1)1914 (2)1915 (2)1916 (1)1919 (1)1920 (4)1921 (3)1922 (2)1923 (3)1924 (4)1925 (9)1926 (5)1927 (6)1928 (8)1929 (3)1931 (1)1943 (1)GroupAllAmerican Silent Comedies (9)American Silent Dramas and Adventures (22)American Silent Horror and Fantasy Films (5)British Silent and Early Sound Films (3)Early American Feature Films, 1913 to 1919 (6)Early Black American Cinema (2)Experimental and Avant-Garde Shorts (1)Silent Epics and Spectacles (2)Silent Film Serials (1)The Transition to Sound, 1928 and 1929 (3)AwardAllAcademy Award for Best Actress (1)Academy Award for Best Cinematography (1)Academy Award for Best Engineering Effects (1)Academy Award for Best Picture (2)Academy Award for Best Story (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 57Beau GesteEnglishBeggars of LifeEnglishBen-Hur: A Tale of the ChristEnglishBlackmail (1929 film)EnglishBody and SoulEnglishBroken BlossomsEnglishCity LightsEnglishDr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920 film)EnglishFlesh and the DevilEnglishFoolish WivesEnglishGreedEnglishIntolerance (1916 film)EnglishItEnglishJudith of BethuliaEnglishMeshes of the AfternoonEnglishOrphans of the StormEnglishPiccadillyEnglishRegenerationEnglishRobin HoodEnglishSafety Last!EnglishSeven ChancesEnglishSherlock Jr.EnglishShow PeopleEnglishSouls for SaleEnglishSparrowsEnglishSteamboat Bill, Jr.EnglishSunrise: A Song of Two HumansEnglishThe Big ParadeEnglishThe Birth of a NationEnglishThe Black PirateEnglishThe Broadway Melody (1929 film)EnglishThe CrowdEnglishThe Docks of New YorkEnglishThe FreshmanEnglishThe GeneralEnglishThe Gold RushEnglishThe Great Train RobberyEnglishThe Iron HorseEnglishThe KidEnglishThe Lodger: A Story of the London FogEnglishThe Lost World (1925 film)EnglishThe Man Who Laughs (1928 film)EnglishThe Mark of ZorroEnglishThe Merry WidowEnglishThe Perils of PaulineEnglishThe Phantom of the OperaEnglishThe SheikEnglishThe Ten Commandments (1923 film)EnglishThe Thief of BagdadEnglishThe UnknownEnglishThe Wedding MarchEnglishThe WindEnglishTraffic in SoulsEnglishUnderworldEnglishWay Down EastEnglishWingsEnglishWithin Our GatesEnglishSources1. WikipediaWikimedia FoundationWikipedia: Silent film, lead sectionQuote, Wikipedia: Silent film, lead sectionThe art of motion pictures grew into full maturity in the "silent era" (1894 in film - 1929 in film).View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.