Adrian Brunel Movies

A Devon Vicar mistakenly comes under suspicion of murdering a rival in love.

A young women under a lot of pressure in her life decides to take a train trip to mellow out, but is suddenly stricken with a case of amnesia. A con...

An intrusive censor interferes with the filming of a melodrama.

A detective is on the verge of revealing the identity of an elusive criminal. At the crucial moment, hedrops dead, the victim of foul play. A...

An opening section of heavy handed humour about boxing styles gives way to a genuine and extraordinary discovery in this silent curio.

England is rocked by a series of train disasters. Police are on the hunt for the perpetrator, who is always spotted leaving the scene with a scarf...

A spoof travelogue of an expedition by three explorers, confusing London and New York with Papua, sending up film effects, censorship and a profusion...

A lovely English village is threatened with "development" by a speculative builder. The annual cricket match with another village shall decide its...

Hessian officers' flirtations with an artist's daughter accidentally give signals to the attacking English.

Inguti, an old African chief, recalls his life as a young hunter. He sets out to find food for the forthcoming feast. On reaching the shore of Fire...

Follows the development of the variety theatre from 1892 to the present day, centred on a family in show business.

A chauffeur becomes an officer and later cares for his master's widow and child.

During one of the periodic slumps in the British film industry, Adrian Brunel produced several satires on “film” types. This one...

A suitor dons a disguise to woo a chaperoned girl.

A Frenchwoman attempts to blackmail a wealthy man...

Concerns a young woman who embarks on a series of love affairs. Originally around 100 minutes, only a 23 minute, 9.5mm cut-down version is known to...

Scenes in slow motion, acceleration, reverse, etc.

A girl saves her fiancé's stabiliser plans from spies.

The unfortunate Mr Tom Arto’s antipathy to the music hall favourite Yes, We Have No Bananas – because he is a vegetarian, naturally...

Satire of the Pathé Gazette.