In the early 20th century, a magical white car that defies gravity glides silently through the streets of London. Leaving the police’s warnings behind, this wheeled fantasy climbs up the facades of buildings and soars beyond the sky. In this early science fiction and fantasy comedy experiment by Walter R. Booth, the rules of logic give way to pure illusion. As the vehicle suddenly takes flight and begins to wander among Saturn’s rings, the boundless imagination of cinema—still in its infancy—is reflected on the screen.