The Heart of the Law

A silent-era railroad mystery that moves at a steady, old-fashioned clip, more curious than gripping for modern eyes.

A modest old-fashioned crime drama that moves quickly and leans on quiet family loyalty rather than thrills.

A brisk, no-nonsense courtroom procedural that lays out a murder case and its twists with plain efficiency.

A plain, old-fashioned oater that ambles along with simple stakes and an easy, uncomplicated charm.

A sparse, stagey silent melodrama that asks patience and rewards it with a stern, old-fashioned sense of moral gravity.

A quick, slight silent-era caper that breezes by, more curious than gripping.

A quiet, earnest early silent melodrama that builds gentle suspense around a child's loyalty and a wrongly accused family.

A brisk, plain silent Western that moves from mistaken accusation to horseback pursuit with little fuss.

A brief, stark early western vignette that moves quickly toward its grim reckoning without much room for nuance.

A plain, unhurried old western mystery that ambles toward its reveal without much fuss or flourish.

A short, stark early silent melodrama that plays its kidnapping premise straight, feeling grave and quietly suspenseful rather than thrilling.

A sober, location-shot procedural that follows the patient police work of closing in on thieves who seem to have gotten away.