This is a chronological list of films produced in Wales. It is divided between those that are in the English language, Welsh language, and no language (Silent film). Silent films 1890s 1898: Conway Castle 1898: Blackburn Rovers v West Bromwich Albion, is the world's oldest extant soccer film, by Arthur Cheetham. 1900s 1907: Wales, England: Land of Castles and Waterfalls 1910s 1913: The Foreman's Treachery, by Charles Brabin. 1915: A Welsh Singer was adapted from a novel by Allen Raine and starred Florence Turner. 1918: The Life Story of David Lloyd George Welsh-language films 1930s 1935: Y Chwarelwr (The Quarryman), was the first Welsh language sound film, directed by Ifan ab Owen Edwards. 1940s 1949: Yr Etifeddiaeth (The Heritage) is a documentary by journalist John Robert Williams. 1980s 1981: O'r Ddaear Hen was directed by Wil Aaron and scripted by Gwyn Thomas. 1986: Milwr Bychan (Boy Soldier), directed by Karl Francis. 1986: Rhosyn a Rhith (Coming Up Roses), directed by Stephen Bayly. 1990s 1991: Un Nos Ola Leuad, directed by Endaf Emlyn. 1992: Hedd Wyn was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1992. It won a BAFTA Award for Best Film in the year of its release. It was directed by Paul Turner. 1993: Cwm Hyfryd (My Pretty Valley), also directed by Paul Turner, concerns itself with a critique of Thatcherism, particularly as it relates to the closing of mines in Wales. 1993: Gadael Lenin (Leaving Lenin), about a group of Welsh students and teachers who take a trip to Russia, was directed by Endaf Emlyn. 1993:Tân ar y Comin, based on the novel by T. Llew Jones, about a young gypsy who lives an idyllic life with his grandfather. Also released under the English title "A Christmas Reunion" (1994). 1994: Ymadawiad Arthur (Arthur's Departure), was directed by Marc Evans and starred Llyr Ifans. 1995: Y Mapiwr, directed by Endaf Emlyn. 1997: Tylluan Wen (A White Owl), directed by Alun Ffred Jones. 1998: Y Mynydd Grug (The Heather Mountain), directed by Angela Barbara Roberts. 1998: Pum Cynnig i Gymro (Bride of War) was directed by Peter Edwards. It was also released in English, German and Polish. 1999: Solomon & Gaenor starred Ioan Gruffudd. An English-language version was also filmed at the same time. It was directed by Paul Morrison. 2000s 2002: Eldra, directed by Timothy Lyn, is about a Romani family living in North Wales.