List of French films of 1910

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This is a list of films produced in France in 1910.

TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
1812
L'Absente
Académicien et vagabond
Acte de probité
Affaire d'honneur
L'Agence Alice ou La sécurité des ménages
L'Aigle des roches
Aimez-vous les uns les autres
Ajaccio, the Birthplace of Napoleon
L'Alibi
An Alpine Retreat
L'Aluminite
L'Ambition d'Agénor le Chauve
Amitié de cow-boy
Amour de page
L'Amour du ranch
Amour et fromage
L'Amour et le temps
L'Amour guette
L'An 100
Apparitions fantômatiques
Après la chute de l'Aigle
L'Argentier de Louis XI
Athalie
L'Attaque d'un train
Au bord de la faute
Au temps des grisettes
Au temps des pharaons
Au temps des premiers chrétiens
L'Auberge rouge
Aunt Julia's Portrait
L'Autre mère
L'Autre
L'Avare
Les Aventures d'un cow-boy à Paris
Les Aventuriers du Val d'Or
L'Aventurière
L'Enseveli de Tebesa
(The Buried Man of Tebessa)
George Hatot Short
Dans les ruines de Carthage
(Through the Ruins of Carthage)
Max fait du ski
Entre le devoir et l'honneur
(Between Duty and Honor)
Une évasion manquée
Une séance de cinématographe
Le Prisonnier du Château d'If

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