The Art of Flirting (2004)

Actors: Fernando Tiberini (director), J.D. Kelleher (actor), Peter Michaels (composer), Adam Chapman (actor), Simon Tzu (producer), Greta Lange (actress), Simon Tzu (writer), Nina Rosenfeld (producer), Phil Moyse (actor), George Wise (editor),

Plot: The film follows Story Hero as he goes out attempting to flirt with girls instructed by a voiceover. Shot as a black and white silent comedy, TAoF is an instructional guide showing us how to flirt. TAoF is contemporary but uses the silent movie style to emphasise flirting as primarily non-verbal and to demonstrate flirting is a classic and somewhat neglected art. TAoF is also a homage to the silent comedies of Buster Keaton.

Pay or Move (1924)

Actors: Monty Banks (actor), William Blaisdell (actor), Ena Gregory (actress), Monty Banks (producer), Harry Edwards (director),

A Husband in Haste (1920)

Actors: Eddie Barry (actor), Earle Rodney (actor), Al Christie (producer), Al Christie (director), Helen Darling (actress),

Number, Please? (1920)

Actors: Hal Roach (miscellaneous crew), Sammy Brooks (actor), William Gillespie (actor), Wallace Howe (actor), Mark Jones (actor), Gaylord Lloyd (actor), Harold Lloyd (actor), Ernest Morrison (actor), Hal Roach (actor), Charles Stevenson (actor), Robert Israel (composer), Fred C. Newmeyer (director), Hal Roach (director), Robert Israel (producer), Hal Roach (producer),

Plot: While at an amusement park, trying vainly to forget the girl he has lost, a young man sees the girl with her new boyfriend. When her dog gets loose in the park, both suitors have to help her catch it. Then, the girl's uncle, a balloonist, gives her a pass for two in his balloon, provided that her mother approves. She then offers to take along the first of her admirers who is able to get her mother's consent.

Better Late Than Never (1916)

Actors: Joseph Belmont (actor), William Collier Sr. (actor), James Donnelly (actor), Frank Hayes (actor), Frank Opperman (actor), Fritz Schade (actor), Josef Swickard (actor), Mae Busch (actress), Marie Prevost (actress), Mack Sennett (producer), Edward F. Cline (director),

Kri-Kri senza testa (1913)

Actors: Gildo Bocci (actor), Raymond Dandy (actor), Lea Giunchi (actress), Raymond Dandy (director),

Back to Life (1913)

Actors: Allan Dwan (director), J. Warren Kerrigan (actor), William Worthington (actor), Pauline Bush (actress), Jessalyn Van Trump (actress), Lon Chaney (actor), M. de la Parelle (writer), M. de la Parelle (writer),

Rosie's Revenge (1913)

Actors: Riley Chamberlin (actor), James Cruze (actor), William Russell (actor), Florence La Badie (actress),

Plot: Rosie was born and brought up on a farm, but had longings for the gay life of the city. She was not pretty, far from it: in fact even she realized there would be no place for her on the stage, except in support of the Cherry Sisters. She couldn't be an artist's model, or a grand opera singer, so she compromised on stenography. The station agent in their village (he was a distant relative), gave her two lessons and then she went forth to conquer the metropolis. Rose got a job. No one could ever explain how she did it. Her tenure of office work was one hour and seven minutes, at the end of which time she was discharged for Incompetency. She blamed her employer and vowed vengeance. It must be admitted that he talked harshly to her, but on the other hand it cannot be denied that Rosie's work on the typewriter was pretty coarse. She tried for other positions, but did not succeed in landing one. When her money ran out she was induced to take a position as cook in a private family and there demonstrated that she was in her proper sphere. As a typewriter Rosie was an insult, as a cook, she was a delightful dream. Ten years after, her one essay at office work, Rosie was employed by a wealthy young widow, who lived alone in the country. The widow had a suitor, a clean cut young business man, and Rosie heartily approved of him. Then one day Rosie's former employer appeared. It developed later that he had hoped to retrieve bin fortunes by marrying the widow, who was a friend of his sister. He was received graciously, but Rosie determined to get rid of him without delay. She was an excellent cook, and she easily accomplished her purpose. The poor man had a most horrible meal, and could not understand how the widow and her other suitor enjoyed it. He did not know that he as partaking of a special diet, but the little he ate worried him, and he finally fled from the house, never to return. The widow in time married the merchant and they retained Rosie, who became even a better cook as the years passed by.

Love Will Find a Way (1912)

Actors: Leo Delaney (actor), William R. Dunn (actor), Tefft Johnson (actor), Lottie Pickford (actress),

The Manicure Lady (1911)

Actors: William J. Butler (actor), Verner Clarges (actor), Edward Dillon (actor), Guy Hedlund (actor), W.C. Robinson (actor), Mack Sennett (actor), Charles West (actor), Kate Bruce (actress), Grace Henderson (actress), Florence La Badie (actress), Claire McDowell (actress), Vivian Prescott (actress), Kate Toncray (actress), Edwin August (writer), Mack Sennett (director),