
Michael Gebert is the founder and co-moderator of NitrateVille, the online discussion site about vintage films of the silent era through the 1950s. Looking ahead to the advancements soon to come, his selections of almost all features demonstrate editing and performance style shifts, which branched off in slightly different ways in countries like America, France, and Sweden.Michael is host of the NitrateVille Radio podcast, which talks to people doing "cool stuff" in the world of vintage film, from authors and filmmakers to the curators of retrospectives and festivals. He is also a food journalist in Chicago and the author of The Chicago Way: An Oral History of Chicago Dining.Visit the5bestfilmsofeveryyearever.com/list to submit your own top five for 1913!Films and resources mentioned:Ingeborg Holm (1913) - Victor SjöströmGerminal (1913) - Albert CapellaniThe Child of Paris (1913) - Léonce PerretTraffic in Souls (1913) - George Loane TuckerMabel’s Dramatic Career (1913) - Mack SennettThe Squaw Man (1914) - Cecil B. DeMilleThe Cheat (1915) - Cecil B. DeMilleThe Conquest of the Pole (1912) - Georges MélièsThe Searchers (1956) - John FordSammy’s Scandalous Scheme (1915) - Gilbert P. HamiltonThe Extra Girl (1923) - F. Richard JonesUncle Josh at the Moving Picture Show (1902) - Edwin S. PorterAlias Jimmy Valentine (1915) - Maurice TourneurThe Blue Bird (1918) - Maurice TourneurThe Wishing Ring: An Idyll of Old England (1914) - Maurice TourneurThe Miracle Man (1919) - George Loane TuckerMetropolis (1927) - Fritz LangSuspense (1913) - Lois Weber and Phillips SmalleyThe Lonely Villa (1909) - D.W. GriffithWeapons (2025) - Zach CreggerBreathless (1960) - Jean-Luc GodardThe Mystery of the Rocks of Kador (1912) - Léonce PerretLes Vampires (1915) - Louis FeuilladeTih Minh (1918) - Louis Feuillade<a href="https://www.
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