Love and Science

This film features a work-obsessed inventor who employs a video-telephone to keep an eye on his girlfriend. In a clever twist, she uses film as a means to teach him a lesson about his obsession with work. As a silent film, it captures the innovative spirit of the early 20th century, exploring themes of technology and relationships in a humorous light.

For collectors, 'Love and Science' represents a significant piece from the silent era, emphasizing the early use of technology in storytelling. The film presents a unique blend of genres, appealing to those interested in early science fiction, romance, and comedy. With a cast that includes Émile Dehelly and Renée Sylvaire, it provides historical context for the evolution of narrative cinema during its time.