Paths of Glory
Stanley Kubrick’s biting anti-war film is set in the trenches of France during World War I.
Tagged: classic films
Noir City X: Ten Bourbon-Soaked Days of Film Noir and Femme Fatales
A look at the Film Noir Foundation’s tenth annual Noir City film festival in San Francisco.
House on Telegraph Hill, The
Robert Wise directs this San Francisco-set film noir that is years ahead of its time.
Divorzio all’italiana
Marcello Mastroianni gives an Oscar-nominated turn in Pietro Germi’s classic black comedy, which won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.
Reflections on Black Hollywood
No more gilding the lily, I’ll just come out and say it — the state of Black film in America is deplorable.
Yang ± Yin: Gender in Chinese Cinema
Commissioned by the British Film Institute as part of the 100 Years of Cinema celebrations, Stanley Kwan takes a look back into the history of Chinese films with a broad array of filmmakers.
Propaganda: Movies and their Message
What propaganda films are, the message they carry and what they say about us.
Art of Walt Disney, The (2011 Edition)
The Art of Walt Disney was a book released back in 1973 chronicling what was, then, Walt Disney’s animation legacy. As the years have gone by, they’ve been re-releasing the book with some updated information — after these many years, the book is massive.
Beginner’s Guide to Film Noir
Just in time for Noirvember, ten films to get you started in the wild world of film noir.
Interview: Jesse Hawthorne Ficks of MiDNiTES FOR MANiACS
Jesse Hawthorne Ficks, creator of San Francisco’s popular film series MiDNiTES FOR MANiACS, talks midnight movies, Twin Peaks and why he thinks it’s the end of movie theaters as we know it.
