This is actually a very good Morley Safer piece from 60 Minutes on Chiang Kai-Shek from 1971. It's quite realistic about many issues--Chiang was not and never was any kind.
I need to get back to the film club and one of these ridiculous travel documentaries from the 1950s is a great way to do it. The thing about this.
I've gotten back to watching some of the valuable documentaries on American life collected at Folkstreams. I recently watched Ranch Album, a 1987 documentary directed by Gail Steiger about a.
So...I had never seen the 2006 film of Miami Vice that Michael Mann made. It's a weird failure. Mann is a great filmmaker and the film looks amazing. Dion Beebe.
Let's watch Siskel & Ebert discuss Spinal Tap. We can kill two birds with one stone here--talking about At the Movies, which was must watch viewing for me for a.
As part of our world where white people have turned against immigrants because they are racist pieces of shit, it's worth looking at some of the history of this issue,.
What if the beaning death of Cleveland shortstop Ray Chapman by Yankees pitcher Carl Mays in 1920 was part of an occult plan to make the Yankees the dominant franchise.
Is there a greater French director than Jean-Pierre Melville? There's a lot of great French film directors, no question. But for my money, only Agnes Varda and Eric Rohmer mean.
