The Impossible Voyage (1904) Directed by Georges Méliès

This archival footage presents "The Impossible Voyage," a 1904 French silent trick film directed by Georges Méliès, renowned for his pioneering cinematic innovations. Inspired by Jules Verne’s fantastical play, the film follows a group of eccentric geographers on a whimsical journey from the Alps to the Sun, using an array of improbable vehicles—trains, automobiles, and submarines. Famous for its imaginative sets and special effects, including the iconic scene of a train plunging into the Sun’s mouth, this 20-minute adventure is a testament to Méliès’ creative genius. A must-see for film historians and fans of early cinema’s boundless imagination.