Forgotten Silver

The film presents a fictionalized biography of Colin McKenzie, a forgotten pioneer of international cinema. Shot in New Zealand, it utilizes a mix of interviews and faked footage to create a humorous narrative that critiques the filmmaking process and its historical context.

As a mockumentary, Forgotten Silver offers a satirical look at the art of cinema while incorporating themes such as madness and the Spanish Civil War. Its runtime of 53 minutes makes it a concise yet engaging exploration of McKenzie’s life and contributions to film.

Collectors will find various formats available for this title, including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and Laserdisc, making it accessible for those interested in different media types. The film's unique premise and comedic take on cinema history may appeal to fans of both comedy and film history.