Well folks, it's finally time to say goodbye to our boi, our main man, and the legend himself, Papa Georges Méliès. This year Pathé angles him out of house and home and soon he burns all his films he owns in a rebellious rage. :(

Meanwhile, feature films are getting started, including the earliest surviving American one, filmed in Westchestah! We also have the first narrative film with an all-Black cast, a fun one too! Listen along, folks! Also I hope you all appreciate my Joe's Apartment reference.

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And you can watch and form your own opinions from our 1912 Films Discussed playlist right here!

--- Shipwreck Disasters and Shakespearian Features ---

Saved From the Titanic (lost, link to the wiki page)

In Nacht und Eis

The Obsession

Richard III

--- Glen’s Filmic Forbearers and The Beginning of Keystone ---

Jekyll and Hyde

The Curious Case of Jekyll and Hyde (2006, Dir. Glen Covell)

The Vox video, “Hollywood almost lost to this city”

At Coney Island

Mabel’s Adventures

--- Hello Dolly! (In and Out) ---

Andalusian Superstition

The Passer-By

The Cameraman’s Revenge

The other Vox film history video, “How stop-motion animation began”

--- Cute Kids and the Booming Studio Solax! ---

The Land Beyond the Sunset

The Detective’s Dog

Falling Leaves

Making an American Citizen

A Fool and His Money

Algie the Miner

The Sewer<