CLASS OF 1926

A curated selection of films turning one hundred in 2026, works that continue to resonate a full century after their release. Far from being museum pieces, these films reveal a cinema already fully aware of its artistic power.

1926 stands at a crucial moment in film history. Silent cinema had reached a remarkable level of narrative sophistication, visual confidence and emotional depth. Filmmakers were refining montage, performance and large-scale production while pushing the medium toward new aesthetic horizons.

This collection invites audiences to rediscover these works not as relics, but as living cinema, bold, ambitious and surprisingly modern. A century later, their images remain urgent.