Georges Méliès Movies

A sorceress conjures up a bevy of beauties for a bachelor to peruse.

In a wizard's cavern, a series of magic tricks are performed..

A medieval magician performs a magic show involving a long ornate trunk in which he makes his assistants appear, disappear, and transform into other...

A woman dances - preserved in flipbook form.

A man makes twenty complete changes in two minutes, combining with them dances. The changes are made in full sight of the audience. Biondi, Fregoli...

1908 French silent film directed by Georges Méliès, which is currently presumed lost.

"Scene opens showing interior of woods in India. In the centre is displayed a native altar of worship. The high priest enters, and at his command...

Melies short.

Showing room at the military prison at Rennes in which Dreyfus the accused is confined. He is visited by his counsel, Maître Labori and...

An artist attempts to touch his model who is playing Venus. Later remade in 1900. While the film is lost, there is a new digital version based on...

A farmer calls on a juggler to see a few of his best tricks. The juggler has brought a bouquet of flowers, from which he takes out a charming and...

A Country school room is first seen in this picture in which so many startling changes take place that the Master is bewildered and is driven mad by...

The clown and his automobile enters with great puffs of smoke

A conjuror appears to demonstrate a lady with three heads.

A high nobleman finds himself in the Temple of the Sun, where he meets Mascarille, who proposes himself as a juggler. After extracting from the...

A man pulls a rabbit out of a hat. Available in a fragment in flipbook version only.

In a square room, two men and two women, in white body-hugging clothes, try on wrestling holds, each with a partner of the same sex.

A Serpentine dance performance, possibly featuring Loie Fuller (though the record is unclear). While the film is lost, there is a new digital version...

1908 French silent comedy film directed by Georges Méliès, which is currently presumed lost.

The film poked fun at phrenology—a highly popular 19th-century pseudoscience that claimed a person's skull shape and "bumps" could determine...