René Navarre

Fantômas makes it as the emperor of Crime. First is the robbery at the Royal Palace Hotel. Then he abducts Lord Beltham. As Fantômas' fame increases actor Valgrand creates the rôle of public enemy No.1 on stage (imdb)

A woman's corpse is found in Dr. Chaleck's house. Juve immediately suspects Fantomas, so Juve and his friend Fandor try to find the dangerous Fantomas in Paris streets.

After a body disappears from inside the prison, a series of crimes take place, all seemingly by the dead man. With Juve presumed dead, Fandor must investigate alone. Will Fantomas finally be brought to justice? (imdb)

As inspector Juve seems to be unable to put Fantômas behind bars the Press comes up with the idea Juve must be Fantômas himself. (imdb)

Fantômas has been arrested and is jailed in Brussels, but inspector Juve wants him arrested and sentenced for all his crimes in France. (imdb)

When he goes to Paris an aristocrat steps into a cinema and is shocked by something he sees on screen.

A mother (Renee Carl) goes to see a palm reader who informs her that a loved one is about to die. The woman doesn't know if it's her son or her husband (Rene Navarre) but history buffs will know who it is as it's April 10, 1912 and the husband is about to board Titanic. (imdb)

A young inventor is kidnapped to force him to tell the secret of his invention, but he foils his captors thanks to a pen with invisible ink. (imdb)

The life of French poet André Chénier, precursor of the Romantic movement, who was guillotined during the Rveolution aged only 31. (imdb)

Belphégor deals with a series of mysterious appearances by a masked-and-robed figure in the Louvre; a security guard is murdered, and a later police trap is foiled when the phantom--"Belphégor" (the name of a legendary demon)--uses knock-out gas. Journalist Jacques Bellegarde of "Le Petit Parisien" (the real-life newspaper which published the original story), investigates, and eventually discovers famous detective Chantecoq and his vivacious daughter Colette are also on the case.

A child is kidnapped and forced to sell flowers on the street.

Two rival gangs of bandits in the Andalucian outback: one gang distributes their stolen money among the poor and respects women, and the other gang is just common criminals.

Part of a comedy of manners series, Scenes From Real Life, that Feuillade did in which people are shown as they actually are and not as they ought to have been.In this one malicious talkers and nasty gossipers are targeted.

Based on the dutch paintings of lacemakers of the same time - the film depicts a poor woman’s strive for money to be able to marry her beloved; doing so by entering a local lacing competition.

Le Mort vivant is a French film made by Louis Feuillade and released in 1912.