André Chénier

A short, somber silent-era tragedy that plays out with stately, theatrical gravity and a grim sense of doom.

A sparse, antique silent short that unfolds slowly, asking patience as it builds quiet period atmosphere.

A sober, earnest historical drama that follows a long political struggle with quiet conviction and weight.

A somber, literary biopic that unfolds with measured dignity, tracing a poet's tragic path through a world of duels and censure.

A brief, solemn silent-era historical piece that unfolds slowly and asks for quiet attention.

A short, quiet early silent drama that asks patience and rewards attention with a glimpse of everyday life long past.

A fragmentary, solemn silent tableau that sketches a famous life in brief, distant scenes, feeling more like a historical curiosity than an immersive story.

A silent historical chronicle of revolution, watched for its documentary weight rather than its drama.

A hushed, reverent silent tableau that unfolds slowly and asks for quiet patience rather than excitement.

A dry, talky lecture from a desk, more essay than cinema, rewarding for history-minded viewers but static and slow.

A quiet, somber silent-era drama that unfolds with theatrical restraint, asking patience as it builds a slow sense of dread.}{.

A quiet, somber short that drifts through a poet's inner world, asking patience and offering melancholy reflection rather than story.