“The Teddy Bears” is a significant American silent film that runs for 13 minutes and was released on March 2nd, 1907. Directed by Edwin S. Porter and Wallace McCutcheon and produced by the Edison Manufacturing Company, the film is a political satire of United States President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt. Interestingly, it cleverly utilizes the Goldilocks fairytale as the foundation for its storytelling approach. Notably, this film stands out as one of the pioneers in using movies to convey political messages, setting a noteworthy precedent for future films to follow.

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