1h 8min. // A despondent figure lies dead after an apparent suicide, leaving behind women’s clothing and a baffled police inspector. Seeking answers, the inspector turns to Dr. Alton, a calm, analytical psychiatrist who uses […]
1h 28min. // A weary French Foreign Legion column tramps back into the port city of Mogador, its soldiers caked in dust and bravado. Among them is Private Tom Brown, a laconic American whose easy […]
1h 13min. // A small-town young man arrives in the big city with grand promises to his sweetheart back home. Working as a lowly clerk in a bustling department store, he writes letters that wildly […]
1h 59min. // A couple’s big dreams give way to a life full of unexpected sadness and unexpected joy. Directed by: George Stevens Writing Credits: Morrie Ryskind (screenplay), Martha Cheavens (story) Starring: Cary Grant (as Roger Adams), Irene Dunne (as Julie […]
1h 11min. // A wealthy New York socialite boards a train headed west, more interested in cocktails and city gossip than in cattle or open ranges. When the train makes an unscheduled stop in the […]
1h 16min. // The Cameraman (1928) is a landmark silent comedy directed by Edward Sedgwick and Buster Keaton, with Keaton also starring in one of his most beloved roles. Produced by MGM, this film marks […]
1h 46min. // After being tricked and cast out of Bagdad by the evil Jaffar, King Ahmad joins forces with a thief named Abu to reclaim his throne, the city, and the Princess he loves. […]
1h 50min. // Two ambitious sisters arrive in New York determined to turn their vaudeville act into a Broadway sensation. Hank, the older and brassier of the pair, believes sheer grit and showbiz savvy will […]
1h 42min. // A young woman drinks away the shame of her father’s treason trial, only to find herself recruited by a cool, enigmatic U.S. intelligence agent with a tape recorder full of her most […]
2h 16min. // A classroom of eager German schoolboys listens as their patriotic teacher paints war as a noble adventure, urging them to enlist for glory and fatherland. Swept up in the feverish rhetoric, Paul […]