On the latest episode of The CineHistorians Podcast, Dr. Carl Sweeney and I discuss Gillian Armstrong's film My Brilliant Career (1979...

"On February 4th, 1961, a group of militants set out from Sambizanga, a working-class district in Luanda, intending to storm the capita...

 After the sudden death of his younger brother, repairman Louis Carrier (Jean Yanne) acquires a large inheritance and he sees an opportunity...

Dervish Dust The Life and Words of James Coburn by Robyn L. Coburn Potomac Books Hardcover ISBN: 9781640124059 424 pages December 2021 ...

Director Daniel Raim continues his quest to champion the art of filmmaking with his latest documentary Fiddler's Journey to the Big Scre...

Director Luchino Visconti spent months traveling to Russia, Hungary, Poland, Finland and elsewhere in search of the most beautiful boy ...

"For 43 years I covered up this very dark spot of my life. I carried this grudge against myself. After all these years, I'...

Review by Ally Russell Cursed Films is a five-part documentary series about some of Hollywood’s most troubled horror movie produc...

Two young boys are kidnapped. The men hired to do the job are blown up as they drive away. Corruption runs deep as two IRA arms smug...

I'm ending my 2018 Cinema Shame challenge with a bang! I continue my exploration of Michael Caine's filmography with a fir...

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This post is sponsored by DVD Netflix "What's the matter with you? Don't you know who I used to be?"  On...

Fiddler on the Roof  (1971) was always one of those classic musicals that I've meant to see but I never got around to. When th...

"Don't you love your country?" "Yes, but is it the same country?" Prisoner #34, Shack Twala ( Sidney...