A daring visual approach powers a gorgeous film about an ugly chapter in history.

In 1947, a struggling Hollywood film — an Oscar nominee for best picture despite its box office failure — was shown to 300 incarcerated men at the San Quentin prison in California. For years ...

Orson Welles co-wrote, directed, and starred in Citizen Kane, still regarded by many critics as the greatest movie of all ...

Cinematographer Jomo Fray talks about a sentient perspective – an image that feels like it’s attached to a real person.

In a forgotten corner of Europe, between the Adriatic and the Alps, there stands a beautiful baroque monastery which ...

Celebrated actor Robert Mitchum only received one Oscar nomination in his career despite being a legendary cinematic figure ...

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then Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid could absolutely fit the bill. Starring Steve Martin (with dark hair!!), the film is a comedy/mystery that pays homage to the noir and detective movies of the ...

The entire film ... noir put us in the shoes of an escaped convict, until he gets plastic surgery that makes him look like Humphrey Bogart. Then Daves wisely ditches the device, because who wouldn ...

Below, we’ve listed 20 of our favorite movies that take place at Christmas but aren’t technically Christmas ... in the Humphrey Bogart film Dark Passage, also from 1947), but it’s certainly ...