Luis Seel

Directing

Luis Seel

Place of birth

United States

Known for

Directing

Credits

15 titles

Louis Seel (United States, 1890 - ?) was a pioneer animator. He made movies in Germany and Brazil.

Known for

Behind the camera

White Poison poster
NR

This story revolves around the use of narcotic drugs and their harmful effects. Extraordinary luxury, artistic nudes and lascivious dances (Cinemateca Brasileira)

White Poison

1929

White Poison poster
NR

This story revolves around the use of narcotic drugs and their harmful effects. Extraordinary luxury, artistic nudes and lascivious dances (Cinemateca Brasileira)

White Poison

1929

White Poison poster
NR

This story revolves around the use of narcotic drugs and their harmful effects. Extraordinary luxury, artistic nudes and lascivious dances (Cinemateca Brasileira)

White Poison

1929

Frivolous poster
8.0

A young woman faces several obstacles to sleep.

Frivolous

1930

Macaco Feio… Macaco Bonito poster
6.3

The oldest surviving animated film from Brazil. The only animal in a zoo, a monkey, escapes its cage, causing a lot of trouble.

Macaco Feio… Macaco Bonito

1929

No artwork available
NR

A risqué mixed-animation sketch film in which a live-action hand draws glamorous female figures that spring into motion and transform through rapid ink and cartoon effects, followed by a series of playful visual gags.

Münchener Filmbilderbogen 1

1921

Screen Follies No. 2 poster
10.0

No synopsis available yet.

Screen Follies No. 2

1920

Screen Follies No. 2 poster
10.0

No synopsis available yet.

Screen Follies No. 2

1920

Screen Follies No. 2 poster
10.0

No synopsis available yet.

Screen Follies No. 2

1920

Münchener Prentenboek, 1. jaargang, Nr. 9. Pierette’s Avonturen poster
NR

This film is a fine example of Seel’s saucy humour and his novel style, combining live-action and animation techniques, similar to Max Fleischer’s work in the US. When Pierette pours the contents of the artist’s pot of ink over herself at the end, the film seems to be spoofing Fleischer’s Out of the Inkwell series, which invariably ended with the animated clown Koko vanishing into the bottle.

Münchener Prentenboek, 1. jaargang, Nr. 9. Pierette’s Avonturen

1921

Screen Follies No. 1 poster
8.0

No synopsis available yet.

Screen Follies No. 1

1920

Screen Follies No. 1 poster
8.0

No synopsis available yet.

Screen Follies No. 1

1920

Screen Follies No. 1 poster
8.0

No synopsis available yet.

Screen Follies No. 1

1920

No artwork available
NR

Silent animation of the classical story.

Aladdin and the Magic Lamp

1930

Wiener Bilderbogen Nr. 1 poster
NR

No synopsis available yet.

Wiener Bilderbogen Nr. 1

1925