Learning to Be a Father

A quiet, simple early silent drama that unfolds gently, with little dialogue and a soft emotional pull.

A gentle, quiet silent-era drama that unfolds slowly around a woman's devotion and her garden.

A stark, silent-era sea drama that plays out with grim, distant formality, its hard captain and unhappy crew feeling more like a historical curiosity than an immersive experience.

A brief, gentle silent-era melodrama that moves quietly toward warmth, easy to watch but emotionally thin.

A gentle, brief black-and-white tale of a crew softened by kindness, quietly moral and easy to watch.

A featherlight silent-era romp of sea chases and slapstick romance, easy to dip into and forget.

A slight, cheerful silent romance that breezes by, charming in a simple old-fashioned way but leaving little lasting impression.

A quiet, old-fashioned moral drama that unfolds slowly, with restrained emotion and a sense of looming family conflict.

A brief, earnest silent melodrama whose simple emotional pull is gentle and distant, like a faded photograph.

A featherlight silent comedy sketch, brief and simple, that passes like a pleasant trifle without asking much of you.

A quiet, old-fashioned romance about courtship and a father's disapproval, watched with the gentle patience early silent drama asks.

A quiet, old-fashioned melodrama of shipwreck, rivalry and thwarted love, played with earnest sincerity and a somber, slightly tense mood.