• Disc one: Caught in the rain / Charlie Chaplin (1914, 14 min.) ; Laughing gas / Charlie Chaplin (1914, 11 min.) ; A submarine pirate / Syd Chaplin (1915, 27 min.) ; Cupid's rival / Billy West (1917, 28 min.) ; The bond / Charlie Chaplin (1918, 9 min.)
• Disc two: Golf / Larry Semon (1922, 27 min.) ; Lizzies of the field / Billy Bevan (1924, 14 min.) ; Heavy love / The Ton of Fun (1926, 20 min.) ; Uppercuts / Jack Duffy (1926, 11 min.) ; Beauty and the bump / Perry Murdock (1927, 16 min.) ; Reckless Rosie / Frances Lee (1929, 11 min.)
• Disc three: Luke's movie muddle / Harold Lloyd (1916, 10 min.) ; Pay your dues / Harold Lloyd (1919, 13 min.) ; The nonskid kid / Eddie Boland (1922, 11 min.) ; Sold at auction / Snub Pollard (1923, 22 min.) ; Smithy / Stan Laurel (1924, 14 min.) ; Forgotten sweeties / Charley Chase (1927, 21 min.).

Expect to find exploding cars, innocent bystanders smacked in the head with hammers, half-naked underware models chased by cross-dressing villains, auctioneers crawling across airplane wings to retrieve false teeth, memory-impaired lovers, somnambulists, drunken reprobates, deranged acrobats, and the Keystone Kops.

• Come again in spring
• Drux flux
• Engine 371
• Flutter
• Forming game
• HA'Aki
• Here and there
• How people got fire
• Hungu
• Invasion of the space lobsters
• Land of the heads
• Madam Tutli-Putli
• Paradise
• Rains
• Retouches
• Robes of war
• Rosa Rosa
• Runaway
• Saint Barbe
• Sleeping Beauty
• Spare change
• Subservience
• The man who slept
• The necktie
• The spine
• Vive la rose.

Take a journey beyond your wildest imagination with this amazingly inventive, hugely entertaining collection of 26 animated shorts. With everything from modern masterworks such as Madame Tutli-Putli and Sleeping Betty to groundbreaking experimental shorts and classic cartoons, emerging talents join seasoned directors from the National Film Board of Canada. Includes 13 extra shorts.

• Disc 1. Madame Tutli-Putli
• Forming game
• Hungu
• Rosa Rosa
• Rains
• Retouches
• Subservience
• Spare change
• The spine
• The man who slept
• How people got fire
• Robes of war
• Drux flux
• Disc 2. Sleeping Betty
• The necktie
• Come again in spring
• HA'Aki
• Here and there
• Flutter
• Engine 371
• Invasion of the space lobsters
• Sainte Barbe
• Paradise
• Vive la rose
• Land of the heads
• Runaway.

Take a journey beyond your wildest imagination with this amazingly inventive, hugely entertaining collection of 26 animated shorts. With everything from modern masterworks such as Madame Tutli-Putli and Sleeping Betty to groundbreaking experimental shorts and classic cartoons, emerging talents join seasoned directors from the National Film Board of Canada.

• v. 1, disc
• 1. The saphead (77 min., c1920) / Metro Pictures Corp.; directed by Herbert Blanche; written by June Mathis
• The high sign (21 min., c1921) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• One week (19 min., c1920) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
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• 2. The goat (23 min., c1921) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck; written and directed by Buster Keaton and Mal. St. Clair
• Three ages (63 min., c1923) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline; story by Clyde Bruckman, Joseph Mitchell and Jean Havez
• My wife's relations (24 min., 1922) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
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• 3. Our hospitality (74 min., c1923) / a Metro attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; directed by Buster Keaton and John

• Blystone; story by Jean Havez, Clyde Bruckman and Joseph Mitchell
• Sherlock Jr. (44 min., c1924) / a Metro attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; directed by Buster Keaton; story by Jean Havez, Joe Mitchell and Clyde Bruckman
• v. 2, disc
• 1. The boat (22 min., 1921) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents ; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• The love nest (20 min., 1923) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by Buster Keaton
• The frozen North (17 min., 922) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• The navigator (59 min., c1924) / a Metro-Goldwyn attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; directed by Donald Crisp and Buster Keaton; story by Clyde Bruckman, Joseph Mitchell, Jean Havez
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• 2. Seven chances (56 min., c1925) / a Metro-Goldwyn production; Joseph M. Schenck presents; directed by Buster

• Keaton; screenplay, Clyde Bruckman, Jean Havez, & Joseph Mitchell
• Neighbors (18 min., c1920) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• The balloonatic (22 min., 1923) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schneck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• disc
• 3. Go West (69 min., c1925) / Metro-Goldwyn production; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by Buster Keaton
• The scarecrow (19 min., c1920) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• The paleface (21 min., 1921) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• disc
• 4. Battling Butler (71 min., c1926) / Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production; Joseph M. Schenck; directed by Buster Keaton; screenplay, Paul Gerard Smith ... [et al.]
• The haunted house (25 min., 1921) / Metro

• Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• The blacksmith (17 min., 1922) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by Buster Keaton and Mal. St. Clair
• v. 3, disc
• 1. The general (75 min., 1926) / a United Artists production; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by Buster Keaton and Clyde Bruckman
• The playhouse (23 min., 1921) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• Cops (18 min., c1922) / Comique Film Co., Inc.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
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• 2. College (65 min., 1927) / a United Artists production; Joseph M. Schenck presents; directed by James W. Horne; story by Carl Harbaugh and Bryan Foy
• The electric house (23 min., 1923) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster"

• Keaton and Eddie Cline
• Hard luck (21 min., c1921) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by Buster Keaton and Eddie Cline
• disc
• 3. Steamboat Bill, Jr. (69 min., 1928) / a United Artists production; Joseph M. Schenck presents; directed by Chas. F. Reisner; story by Carl Harbaugh
• Convict 13 (20 min., c1921) / Metro Pictures Corp.; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline
• Daydreams (21 min., 1922) / a First National attraction; Joseph M. Schenck presents; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline.

A three box set that includes the total surviving work of Buster Keaton from his prime years as filmmaker and actor. Each film has been digitally remastered and, in many cases, painstakingly restored from variously available copies. Some features are not in their full original form.

Before Hollywood there was Fort Lee New Jersey (40 min.) is a documentary on the history of early filmmaking in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Bonus titles: The Wishing Ring concerns a spirited girl who receives a ring which she believes has magic powers; The New York Hat involves a miser's daughter who receives a mysterious gift; and A girl's folly follows the adventures of a film company and a girl who wants to escape from country life.

• Laugh at your own risk: The tower of Babel
• Exciting love story
• The devil's work
• Of holes and corks
• Learning to walk
• Home is best
• Largo
• Maxicat in tennis/Maxicat in rope/Maxicat in door. For children only: Cow on the moon
• Strange bird
• Octave of fear
• Little and big
• Anna goes to buy some bread
• Well done job
• Krek
• Maxicat in ball of yarn/Maxicat in door/Maxicat in fishing.

Presents 16 animated films created by Zagreb Film of Yugoslavia.

• Bon voyage
• Aventure Malgache.

Two short films made by Hitchcock in 1944 at the request of the British government. When viewed by government officials they decided that the films were inflammatory and withheld them from distribution. The first, Bon Voyage, is about an RAF pilot who has escaped from a POW camp and made his way back to London with the help of the French resistance. The second, Aventure Malgache, is set in Vichy-controlled Madagascar where the Resistance leader battles to keep his island free.

• Must be the music (c1996) / Powers That Be Pictures presents a Nickolas Perry film ; written and directed by Nicholas Perry ; producer, Rafi Stephan
• Nunzio's second cousin (c1994) / Crossroads Films presents ; written and directed by Tom DeCerchio
• Alkali, Iowa (c1995) / Open City Films in association with Wildword Productions presents a film by Mark Christopher ; writer/director, Mark Christopher ; producers AnnRuark & Joanna Vicente
• The dadshuttle (c1994) / a J. Michael Stremel production ; a Tom Donaghy film ; producer, J. Michael Stremel ; written and directed by Tom Donaghy.

Four short films originally produced 1994-1996. [Must be the music] "Four teenage friends on a night out on the town in L.A. sets this vibrantly honest portrayal of urban gay youth." [Nunzio's second cousin] "A young gay Chicago police detective exacts his own brand of darkly comic justice when he summons a young gay-bashing attacker to his mother's house in the suburbs for pasta faguille." [Alkali, Iowa] "Young farmer Jack Gudmanson unearths an artifact buried deep in the soil of his family's farmland, leading him to seek the truth about his missing father's clandestine identity and providing him with the courage to come to terms with his own sexuality." [The dadshuttle] "A vivid and poignant short film about a father and son. Junior lives in the big city, works in a club, and likes performance art. Senior lives in the suburbs, works as a roofer, and attends family picnics on battlefields. After a holiday meal, Senior drives Junior to the train station. They navigate not only the roads but each other, as Junior delivers news that will forever alter the course of their lives."--Container.

• Pool days / House of Pain Productions ; a film by Brian Sloan (1993, 27 min.)
• A friend of Dorothy / written, produced and directed by Raoul O'Connell (1994, 33 min.)
• The disco years / a film by Robert Lee King (1991, 30 min.)

Three stories of three young men's homosexual encounters. In Pool days, a teenager is hired as lifeguard. In A friend of Dorothy, a student leaves home for college in New York City. And in The disco years, disco is used as a link to a more unfettered time.

The first work is a documentary about the life and film career of Buster Keaton with emphasis on the making of "The railrodder". The Railrodder is an homage to silent comedy, showing views of Buster Keaton's journey from the Atlantic coast of Canada as he rides the railway on a small motorized hand cart.