The Kiss

Year: 1900

Runtime: 1 min mins

Director: Edwin S. Porter

Romance

Praised in the Edison catalog as a classic portrayal of a kiss, the short film offers warm, homemade intimacy that delights audiences. Though a kiss might be called “something made of nothing,” this version proves popular and timeless. Its photographic excellence makes it an essential exhibit piece and a still staple in early cinema collections.

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