I'm reading Emily Remus' 2019 book A Shoppers' Paradise: How the Ladies of Chicago Claimed Power and Pleasure in the New Downtown. One of the chapters discusses the late 19th.
Tonight, let's watch the 1950 adaptation of Hemingway's Have and Have Not, directed by Michael Curtiz and starring John Garfield as the desperate and proud sea captain, Patricia Neal as.
There's no reason to explain Rashomon, which I watched last night for the fifth or sixth time. So let's talk about one somewhat controversial aspect of the film--the acting. The.
In the lead-up to my time in Japan this summer, I committed myself to reading a bunch of Japanese history. Not so much about the war. I don't find war.
I hadn't watched The Lady Vanishes in a long time. Like a lot of Hitchcock films, it definitely takes its time to get going. The first half-hour seems almost pointless,.
The protests of indigenous Hawaiians receive almost no attention from the rest of Americans, so let's do our bit to fix that tonight. This is a 2019 short documentary chronicling.
One of the best reviewed films of 2020 was Pietro Marcello's Martin Eden, an adaptation of the Jack London story about a working class guy who tries to better himself.
How could I choose anything else tonight? https://www.youtube.com/embed/VQbX_Q35Yhw
