Movies Set in the 1800s
Kinora's catalogue lists 23 films set in the 1800s, spanning 1922–2023. Each is tagged by where and when it takes place — filter by real-world setting, era, and environment, or open any film for its full tagged world.
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- 2013
12 Years a Slave
Rural · Urbandir. Steve McQueen - 1964
A Fistful of Dollars
Rural · Desertdir. Sergio Leone - 1984
Amadeus
Urbandir. Miloš Forman - 1975
Barry Lyndon
Rural · Urbandir. Stanley Kubrick - 1964
Charulata
Urbandir. Satyajit Ray - 1941
Citizen Kane
Urban · Ruraldir. Orson Welles - 1972
Cries and Whispers
Ruraldir. Ingmar Bergman - 2012
Django Unchained
Rural · Wildernessdir. Quentin Tarantino - 1952
High Noon
Urban · Ruraldir. Fred Zinnemann - 2001
Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India
Ruraldir. Ashutosh Gowariker - 2003
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Coastal Sea · Islanddir. Peter Weir - 2011
Midnight in Paris
Urbandir. Woody Allen - 1922
Nosferatu
Urban · Rural · Mountain · Coastal Seadir. F. W. Murnau - 1968
Once Upon a Time in the West
Rural · Desertdir. Sergio Leone - 2023
Poor Things
Urban · Coastal Seadir. Yorgos Lanthimos - 2019
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Island · Coastal Sea · Ruraldir. Céline Sciamma - 1939
Stagecoach
Desert · Ruraldir. John Ford - 1993
The Piano
Wilderness · Coastal Sea · Ruraldir. Jane Campion - 2006
The Prestige
Urbandir. Christopher Nolan - 2015
The Revenant
Wilderness · Mountain · Ruraldir. Alejandro G. Iñárritu - 2010
True Grit
Rural · Wildernessdir. Joel Coen - 1992
Unforgiven
Rural · Wilderness · Urbandir. Clint Eastwood - 1961
Yojimbo
Rural · Urbandir. Akira Kurosawa
Frequently asked
How many movies are set in the 1800s?
Kinora's catalogue lists 23 films set in the 1800s, spanning 1922–2023.
What are some movies set in the 1800s?
Films set in the 1800s in our catalogue include 12 Years a Slave (2013), A Fistful of Dollars (1964), Amadeus (1984), Barry Lyndon (1975), and Charulata (1964).
What is the oldest movie set in the 1800s?
Nosferatu (1922) is the earliest film set in the 1800s in our catalogue; the most recent is Poor Things (2023).