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De 1900 a 1920 De 1900 a 1920 1902 – Le voyage dans la lune – Viaje a la luna – George Méliès 1903 – The Great Train Robbery – Asalto y robo de un tren – Edwin S. Porter 1915 – The birth of a nation – El nacimiento de una nación – D.W. Griffith 1915 – Les vampires – Los vampiros – Louis Feuillade 1916 – Intolerance – Intolerancia – D. W. Griffith 1919 – Das kabinett des Doktor Caligari – El gabinete del Doctor Caligari – Robert Wiene 1919 – Broken Blossoms – Lirios rotos/La culpa ajena – D. W. Griffith De 1920 a 1930 1920 – Way down east – Las dos tormentas – D. W. Griffith 1920 – Within our gates – Puertas adentro – Oscar Micheaux 1921 – Korkalen – La carreta fantasma – Victor Sjöström 1921 – Orphans of the storm – Las dos huérfanas – D. W. Griffith 1922 – La souriante Madame Beudet – La sonriente Madame Beudet – Germaine Dulac 1922 – Dr. Mabuse, der Spieler – Dr. Mabuse – Fritz Lang 1922 – Nanook of the Nord – Nanook el esquimal – Robert J. Flaherty 1922 – Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens – Nosferatu el No Muerto – Murnau 1922 – Häxan (Witchcraft through the ages) – Häxan: la brujería… – Benjamin Christensen 1922 – Foolish wives – Esposas frívolas – Erich v. stroheim 1923 – Our hospitality – La ley de la hospitalidad – Buster Keaton 1923 – La roue – La rueda – Abel Gance 1924 – The Thief of Bagdad – El ladrón de Bagdad – Raoul Walsh 1924 – Stachka – La huelga – Sergei Eisenstein 1924 – Greed – Avaricia – Erich v. stroheim 1924 – Sherlock, Jr. – El moderno Sherlock Holmes – Buster Keaton 1924 – Der Letzte Mann – El último – Murnau 1925 – Seven chances – Siete ocasiones – Buster Keaton 1925 – Phantom of the Opera – El fantasma de la Ópera – Rupert Julian 1925 – Bronenosec Potyomkin – Acorazado Potemkim – Sergei Eisenstein 1925 – The Gold Rush – La quimera del oro – Charles Chaplin 1925 – The big parade – El gran desfile – King Vidor 1927 – Metropolis – Metrópolis – Fritz Lang 1927 – Sunrise – Amanecer – Murnau 1927 – The General – El maquinista de La General – Buster Keaton 1927 – The Unknown – Garras humanas – Tod Browning 1927 – Oktjabr – Octubre – Sergei Eisenstein 1927 – The Jazz singer – El cantor de Jazz – Alan Crosland 1927 – Napoleon – Napoleón – Abel Gance 1927 – The Kid Brother – El hermanito – J.A. Howe, Ted Wilde (Harold Lloyd) 1928 – The Crowd – Y el mundo marcha… – King Vidor 1928 – The Docks Of New York – Los muelles de Nueva York – Josef von Sternberg 1928 – Un chien andalou – Un perro andaluz – Luis Buñuel 1928 – La Passion de Jeanne D’Arc – La Pasión de Juana – Carl Theodor Dreyer 1928 – Steamboat Bill, Jr. – El héroe del río – Charles Reisner Keaton 1928 – Potomok Chingos-Khana – Tempestad sobre Asia – Vsevolod Pudovkin 1929 – Blackmail – La muchacha de Londres – Alfred Hitchcock 1929 – Čelovjek s Kinoapparatom – El hombre de la cámara – Dziga Vertov ( Дзига Вертов) 1929 – Die Büchse der Pandora – La caja de Pandora (Lulú) – Georg Wilhelm Pabst De 1930 a 1940 1930 – Der Blaue Engel – El Ángel Azul – Josef von Sternberg 1930 – L’age d’or – La edad de Oro – Luis Buñuel 1930 – Zemlya – La Tierra – Aleksandr Dovzhenko 1930 – Little Caesar – Hampa dorada – Mervyn LeRoy 1930 – All quiet on the wester front – Sin novedad en el frente – Lewis Milestone 1931 – À nous la liberté – Viva la libertad – René Clair 1931 – Le million – El millón – René Clair 1931 – Tabu – Tabú – Murnau y Flaherty 1931 – Dracula – Drácula – Tod Browning 1931 – Frankestein – El doctor Frankenstein – James Whale 1931 – City LIights – Luces de la ciudad – Charles Chaplin 1931 – The public enemy – El enemigo público – William A. Wellman 1931 – M – M, el vampiro de Dusseldorf – Fritz Lang 1931 – La chienne – La golfa – Jean Renoir 1931 – Vampyr (Der Traum des Allan Grey) – Vampyr, la bruja vampiro – Carl Theodor Dreyer 1932 – Love me tonight – Ámame esta noche – Rouben Mamoulian 1932 – Boudu sauvé des eaux – Boudu salvado de las aguas – Jean Renoir 1932 – I am a fugitive from a chain gang – Soy un fugitivo – Mervyn LeRoy 1932 – Trouble in Paradise – Un ladrón en la alcoba – Ernst Lubitsch 1932 – Scarface: The shame of a Nation – Scarface, el terror del hampa – Howard Hawks 1932 – Shanghai express – El expreso de Shanghai – Joseph Von Sternberg 1932 – Freaks – La parada de los monstruos – Tod Browning 1932 – Me and my gal – Mi chica y yo – Raoul Walsh 1933 – Zero de conduite – Cero en conducta – Jean Vigo 1933 – 42nd Street – La calle 42 – Lloyd Bacon 1933 – Footlight Parade – Desfile de candilejas – Lloyd Bacon 1933 – Gold diggers of 1933 – Vampiresas de 1933 – Mervin Le Roy 1933 – Born to Be Bad – Nacida para ser mala – Lowell Sherman 1933 – Duck soap – Sopa de ganso – Leo McCarey [los hermanos Marx] 1933 – Queen Christina – La reina Cristina de Suecia – Rouben Mamoulian 1933 – Las Hurdes (Tierra sin pan) – Luis Buñuel 1933 – King Kong – King Kong – Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack 1933 – The bitter tea of General Yen – La amargura del General Yen – Frank Capra 1933 – Sons of the desert – Compañeros de juerga – Wiliam A. Seiter (El Gordo y el Flaco) 1934 – It’s a gift – Norman Z. McLeod 1934 – Triumph des Willens – Triunfo de la voluntad – Leni Riefenstahl 1934 – L’Atalante – L’Atalante – Jean Vigo 1934 – The black cat – Satanás – Edgar G. Ulmer 1934 – Judge Priest – El juez Priest – John Ford 1934 – It Happened one night – Sucedió una noche – Frank Capra 1934 – The thin man – La cena de los acusados – W.S. Van Dyke 1935 – Captain Blood – El capitán Blood – Michael Curtiz 1935 – Mutiny on the Bounty – La tragedia de la Bountry – Frank Lloyd 1935 – Night at the opera – Una noche en la ópera – Sam Wood (Hermanos Marx) 1935 – The 39 steps – 39 escalones – Alfred Hitchcock 1935 – Bride of Frankenstein – La novia de Frankenstein – James Whale 1935 – Top hat – Sombrero de copa – Mark Sandrich 1936 – Une partie de campagne – Día de campo – Jean Renoir 1936 – Modern Times – Tiempos modernos – Charles Chaplin 1936 – Swing Time – En alas de la danza – George Stevens 1936 – My man Godfrey – Al servicio de las damas – Gregory La Cava 1936 – Mr. Deeds goes to town – El secreto de vivir – Frank Capra 1936 – Camille – Margarita Gautier – George Cukor 1936 – Sabotage – Sabotaje – Alfred Hitchcock 1936 – Dodsworth – Desengaño – William Wyler 1936 – Things to come – La vida futura – William Cameron Menzies 1936 – Le roman d’un tricheur – La novela de un tramposo – Sacha Guitry 1937 – Captain courageous – Capitanes intrépidos – Víctor Fleming 1937 – Ye ban ge sheng – Canción de medianoche – Weibang Ma-Xu 1937 – La grande illusion – La gran ilusión – Jean Renoir 1937 – The life of Emile Zola – La vida de Emile Zola – William Dieterle 1937 – Stella Dallas – Stella Dallas – King Vidor 1937 – Make way for tomorrow – Dejad paso al mañana – Leo McCarey 1937 – Snow White and the Seven Dwarves – Blancanieves y los Siete enanitos – Disney 1937 – The Awful Truth – La pícara puritana – Leo McCarey 1937 – Pepe le Moko – Pepe le Moko – Julien Duvivier 1938 – Jezebel – Jezabel – William Wyler 1938 – The adventures of Robin Hood – Robin de los bosques – Michael Curtiz, William Keighley 1938 – Angels with dirty faces – Ángeles con caras sucias – Michael Curtiz 1938 – Olympia – Olimpia – Leni Riefenstahl 1938 – La femme du boulanger – El pan y el perdón – Marcel Pagnol 1938 – Bringing up baby – La fiera de mi niña – Howard Hawks 1939 – Stagecoach – La diligencia – John Ford 1939 – Zangiku Monogatari – La historia del último Crisantemo – Kenji Mizoguchi 1939 – Babes in arms – Hijos de la Farándula – Busby Berkeley 1939 – Mr. Smith goes to Washington – Caballero sin espada – Frank Capra 1939 – The Wizard Of Oz – El mago de Oz – Victor Fleming y otros 1939 – Destry rides again – Arizona – George Marshall 1939 – Only angels have wings – Solo los ángeles tienen alas – Howard Hawks 1939 – Gonne with the wind – Lo que el viento se llevó – Victor Fleming 1939 – Le jour se léve – Marcel Carné 1939 – Gunga Din – Gunga Din – George Stevens 1939 – Ninotchka – Ninotchka – Ernst Lubitsch 1939 – La regle du jeu – La regla del juego – Jean Renoir 1939 – Wuthering Heights – Cumbres borrascosas – William Wyler 1939 – His girl friday – Luna nueva – Howard Hawks 1939 – Rebecca – Rebeca – Alfred Hitchckock De 1940 a 1950 1940 – Fantasia – Fantasía – Disney 1940 – The Philadelphia Story – Historias de Filadelfia – George Cukor 1940 – The Grapes of Wrath – Las uvas de la ira – John Ford 1940 – Dance, girl, dance – Dance, girl, dance – Dorothy Arzner 1940 – Pinocchio – Pinocho – Disney 1940 – The mortal Storm – Tormenta mortal – Frank Borzage 1940 – The Bank Dick – Edward F. Cline 1940 – Citizen Kane – Ciudadano Kane – Orson Welles 1941 – The Lady Eve – Las tres noches de Eva – Preston Sturges 1941 – The Wolf Mann – El hombre lobo – George Waggner 1941 – The Maltese Falcon – El Halcón Maltés – John Huston 1941 – Sergeant York – El sargento York – Howard Hawks 1941 – Dumbo – Dumbo – Disney 1941 – High Sierra – El último refugio – Raoul Walsh 1941 – Sullivan’s Travels – Los viajes de Sullivan – Preston Sturges 1941 – How green was my Valley – Qué verde era mi valle – John Ford 1942 – The Palm Beach Story – Un marido rico – Preston Sturges 1942 – Now, Voyager – La extraña pasajera – Max Steiner 1942 – Casablanca – Casablanca – Michael Curtiz 1942 – To be or not to be – Ser o no ser – Ernst Lubitsch 1942 – Cat People – La mujer pantera – Jacques Tourneur 1942 – The Magnificent Ambersons – El cuarto Mandamiento – Orson Welles 1942 – Yankee Doodle Dandy – Yanqui Dandy – Michael Curtiz, James Cagney 1943 – Meshes of the afternoon – Maya Deren 1943 – Fires were started – El fuego comenzó – Humphrey Jennings
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