• Those awful hats / Biograph Company ; [directed by D.W. Griffith] (1909, b&w, 2:34)
• La voyage dans la lune [= A trip to the moon] / Star Film, Geo Méliès (1902, b&w, 12:42)
• Dream of a rarebit fiend / trade mark Thomas A. Edison ; [produced by Edwin S. Porter] (1906, tinted, 7:50)
• The red spectre / Pathé ; [Segundo de Chomón] (1907, hand-colored, 9:01)
• The acrobatic fly [also known as The balancing bluebottle] / [F. Percy Smith] (1908, tinted, 2:27)
• The thieving hand / The Vitagraph Company of America ; [possibly produced by J. Stuart Blackton] (1908, b&w, 6:12)
• Princess Nicotine, or the smoke fairy / The Vitagraph Company of America ; [possibly produced by J. Stuart Blackton] (1909, b&w, 5:23)
• Artheme swallows his clarinet / Eclipse (1912, b&w, 3:54)
• The cameraman's revenge [= Mest kinematograficheskogo operatora, also knowns as The revenge of a kinematograph cameraman] / produced by Khanzhonkov Company ; [Ladislas Starewicz] (1912, b&w, 12:48)
• Dream of a rarebit fiend: [the pet] / drawn by hand by Winsor McCay, inventor of animated drawing (1921, b&w, 10:21)
• The play house / Joseph M. Schenck presents a First National Attraction ; written and directed by "Buster" Keaton and Eddie Cline ; [cinematography, Elgin Lessley] (1920, b&w, 22:41)
• Filmstudie / Hans Richter ; AUS (1926, b&w, 5:00)
• The life and death of 9413, a Hollywood extra / conceived & realized by Robert Florey and Slavko Vorkapich ; cinematography, Gregg Toland ; [featuring Jules Raucourt, George Voya] (1927, b&w, 13:01)
• Clay, or The origin of species / by Eliot Noyes, Jr. (1965, b&w, 8:16)
• Alloy plays Filmstudie / director, Dave Davidson ; editing, Pamela Ralat ; camera, Herman Lew, Dave Davidson ; Hudson West Productions (2011, col., 10:14).

14 short films with new music performed by the Alloy Orchestra.

• 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
• disc
• 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
• disc
• 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
• disc
• 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
• disc
• 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.

• Battling Butler / directed by Buster Keaton (1926, 71 min.)
• The Haunted house / written and directed by Buster Keaton and Eddie Cline (1921, 20 min.)
• The Frozen North / written and directed by Buster Keaton and Eddie Cline (1922, 17 min.)

Battling Butler: Alfred Butler, a fragile young man whose father sends him into the country where he hopes masculinity will blossom, is there mistaken for "Battling" Butler, a renowned prizefighter. Alfred carries on the ruse to impress a young lady, but his charade is soon complicated by the arrival of a true contender. The Haunted house: Buster takes refuge in a mansion rigged with a series of frightening booby traps. The Frozen North: Keaton (in a parody of stars William S. Hart and Erich von Stroheim) experiences a variety of adventures in the Canadian Northwest including an attempt to rob a saloon and impersonating a Canadian Mountie.

• Volume
• 1. The butcher boy (1917) ; The rough house (1917) ; His wedding night (1917) ; Oh, Doctor! (1917) ; Coney Island (1917) ; Out West (1918) ; The bell boy (1918) ; Moonshine (1918)
• Volume
• 2. Good night, Nurse (1918) ; Back stage (1919) ; The hayseed (1919) ; The garage (1919).

A collection of 12 originally silent films with English intertitles and added musical accompaniment.

• Volume
• 1. The short films collection, 1920-1923, disc one (The high sign (1921) ; digitally enhanced version of The high sign ; One week (1920) ; Convict 13 (1920) ; The Scarecrow (1920) ; Neighbors (1920) ; The Haunted house (1921) ; Hard luck (1921), five visual essays))
• The short films collection, 1920-1923, disc two (The goat (1921) ; The play house (1921) ; The boat (1921); digitally enhanced version of The boat ; The paleface (1922) ; Cops (1922) ; digitally enhanced version of Cops ; My wife's relations (1922) ; alternete/deleted shots from selected films ; The men who would be Buster)
• The short films collection, 1920-1923, disc three (The blacksmith (1922) ; The frozen North (1922) ; Day dreams (1922) ; The electric house (1922) ; The balloonatic (1923) ; digitally enhanced version of The balloonatic ; The love nest (1923) ; Character studies (1922) ; visual essays)
• The Saphead (1920) ; complete alternate version of The Saphead ; Buster Keaton: life of the party (audio recording, 1962).

• Volume
• 2. Our hospitality (1923) ; making-of documentary ; Hospitality (49 minute alternate cut)
• Sherlock Jr. (1924) ; Three ages (1923) ; visual essays ; audio commentary ; Man's genesis (excerpt) ; Three ages recut as 3 short films
• The Navigator (1924) ; making-of documentary; audio commentary ; photo gallery
• Seven Chances (1925) ; audio commentary; A Brideless Groom (1947) ; visual essay; analysis of technicolor sequence.

• Volume
• 3. Go West (1925) ; Battling Butler (1926) ; Go West (short film, 1923) ; audio recording of Keaton and a Western TV script proposal ; screenplay excerpts of an unproduced remake of Battling Butler
• The General (1926) ; video tour of the locomotive, visual essays, behind the scenes
• College (1927) ; audio commentary ; visual essay ; The Scribe (1966)

• Volume
• 4. Steamboat Bill, Jr. ; alternate version ; making-of documentary ; two recordings of the folk song Steamboar Bill, Jr.
• Lost Keaton, disc 1 (The gold ghost (1934) ; Allez oop (1934) ; Palooka from Paducah (1935) ; One run Elmer (1935) ; Hayseed romance (1935) ; Tars and stripes (1935) ; The E-flat man (1935) ; The timid young man (1935))
• Lost Keaton, disc
• 2. (Three on a limb (1936) ; Grand slam opera (1936) ; Blue blazes (1936) ; The chemist (1936) ; Mixed magic (1936) ; Jail bait (1937) ; Ditto (1937) ; Love nest on wheels (1937))

Contains the independent short and feature silent films produced between 1920 and 1928, the sound short films produced for Educational Pictures, and many bonus features.

• [Disc 1] Classic shorts. The electric house (1922) / directed by Edward F. Cline and Buster Keaton ; starring Keaton and Virginia Fox
• The Boat (1921) / directed by Buster Keaton ; starring Keaton and Sybil Seely
• The frozen north (1922) / directed by Edward F. Cline and Buster Keaton ; starring Keaton, Sybil Seely and Joe Roberts
• The Playhouse (1921) / directed by Buster Keaton ; starring Keaton
• Cops (1922) / directed by Edward F. Cline ; starring Keaton, Joe Roberts, Virginia Fox
• The Balloonatic (1923) / directed by Eddie Cline ; starring Keaton, Phyllis Haver
• The Scarecrow (1920) / directed by Eddie Cline ; starring Keaton, Joe Keaton, Luke the dog
• One Week (1920) / directed by Eddie Cline ; starring Keaton and Sybil Seely --- The Goat (1929) / directed by Buster Keaton and Mal St. Clair ; starring Keaton, Virginia Fox, Joe Roberts
• The Blacksmith (1921) / directed by Buster Keaton and Mal St. Clair ; starring Keaton, Joe Roberts, Virginia Fox
• My wife's relations (container give title as Her painted hero) (1922) / directed by Buster Keaton, starring Keaton, Kate Bruce, Joe Roberts.

• [Disc 2] Classics. The paleface (1922) / directed by Buster Keaton ; starring Keaton, Virginia Fox
• Daydreams (1922) / directed by Eddie Cline and Buster Keaton ; starring Keaton, Renée Adorée
• Love nest (1923) / directed by Eddie Cline ; starring Keaton, Joe Roberts, Virginia Fox
• L'il Abner (1940) / directed by Albert S. Rogell / starring Granville Owen, Martha O'Driscoll, Keaton (73 min.)
• Parlor, bedroom and bath (1931) / directed by Edward Sedgwick ; starring Keaton, Charlotte Greenwood, Reginald Denny (72 min.)

• [Disc 3]. The genius of Buster Keaton. Steamboat Bill jr. (1928) / directed by Charles Reisner / starring Keaton, Ernest Torrence, Marion Byron (69 min.)
• The general (1927) / directed by Clyde Bruckman ; starring Keaton, Marion Mack (106 min.)
• The villain still pursued her (1941) / directed by Edward F. Cline ; starring Richard Cromwell, Anita Louise, Alan Mowbray, Keaton (66 min.)

A selection of Buster Keaton films, including silent short films, two silent features, one starring sound feature, and 2 sound features with Keaton playing supporting roles.

• Disc 1: 1. General nuisance
• 2. His ex marks the spot
• 3. Mooching through Georgia
• 4. Nothing but pleasure
• 5 Pardon my berth marks
• 6. Pest from the West
• Disc 2: 7. She's oil mine
• 8. So you won't squawk
• 9. The spook speaks
• 10. The taming of the snood
• Special features.

Presents ten comedic shorts from the Great Stone Face himself, Buster Keaton. Teamed with the brilliant comediennes Dorothy Appleby and Elsie Ames, Keaton bumbles from one mishap to another, always maintaining his famously blank expression.

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.

• Disc
• 1. The "high sign" ; One week ; Convict ; The scarecrow ; Neighbors ; The haunted house ; Hard luck
• Disc
• 2. The goat ; The play house ; The boat ; The paleface ; Cops ; My wife's relations
• Disc
• 3. The blacksmith ; The frozen north ; Day dreams ; The electric house ; The balloonatic ; The love nest.

All of Buster Keaton's classic silent short films in one collection, digitally remastered in high definition.

• Disc
• 1. The Arbuckle-Keaton comedies, 1917-1920 (all films directed by Roscoe Arbuckle): The Butcher Boy (1917)
• The Rough House (1917)
• His Wedding Night (1917)
• Oh Doctor! (1917)
• Coney Island (1917)
• Out West (1918)

• Disc 2 (The Arbuckle-Keaton comedies, 1917-1920 cont'd): The Bell Boy (1918)
• Moonshine (1918)
• Good Night, Nurse! (1918)
• The Cook (1918)
• Back Stage (1919)
• The Hayseed (1919)
• The Garage (1920)

• Disc
• 3. The Keaton silent short comedies, 1920-1923 (all films directed by Buster Keaton and Eddie Cline unless otherwise noted). One Week (1920)
• Convict 13 (1920)
• The Scarecrow (1920)
• Neighbors (1920)
• The Haunted House (1921)
• Hard Luck (1921)

• Disc
• 4. (The Keaton silent short comedies, 1920-1923, cont'd): The "High Sign" (1921)
• The Goat (1921, directed by Buster Keaton and Malcolm St. Clair)
• The Play House (1921)
• The Boat (1921)
• The Paleface (1922)
• Cops (1922)
• My Wife's Relations (1922)

• Disc
• 5. (The Keaton silent short comedies, 1920-1923, cont'd): The Blacksmith (1922, directed by Buster Keaton and Malcolm St. Clair)
• The Frozen North (1922)
• The Electric House (1922)
• Day Dreams (1922)
• The Balloonatic (1923)
• The Love Nest (1923).

A five-disc collection of Keaton's 32 extant silent short films, presented in 2K restorations, newly scanned using archival film elements from around the world. This set includes the short comedies that Keaton made with pioneering silent comedy genius Roscoe Arbuckle, as well as all 19 of his independently-produced silent shorts that have cemented his reputation as one of silent cinema's most unique and respected artists. BUSTER KEATON: THE SHORTS COLLECTION includes 13 of the Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle comedies produced between 1917-1920, in which Keaton co-starred alongside Arbuckle and Al St. John. In these formative works, Keaton honed his craft performing for the camera, and learned the art of filmmaking from Arbuckle, an extremely gifted comedy performer and director who, at the time, was second only to Chaplin among the screen's most popular clowns. The set also showcases all 19 of Keaton's independently-produced silent shorts, made between 1920 and 1923, including such classics as One Week, which follows the disastrous efforts of Keaton and his new bride to put together a prefabricated house; Cops, in which Keaton finds himself pursued by the entire city police force; and The Playhouse, a technical tour-de-force with Keaton playing all of the members of the cast (and audience) of a theatrical show. This edition also features the restored version of Hard Luck, Keaton's own favorite of all his short comedies, which includes the “missing” ending with the final sight gag intact. These films, all of which were co-directed by Keaton, show him emerging as a fully-formed film artist, demonstrating both his remarkable slapstick abilities as a performer, and sophisticated visual style as a filmmaker. The films in this collection are presented with orchestral scores by Frank Bockius, Neil Brand, Timothy Brock, Antonio Coppola, Stephen Horne, Robert Israel, The Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra, Dennis Scott, and Donald Sosin.