Make Mine Musicals This war-time musical romance teams Rita Hayworth and Paul Bowman as a showgirl and RAF pilot, respectively. Framed by the story of a journalist arriving in London to recount the legend of the Music Box Theatre, which never missed a performance during World War II, the film follows American songstress Rosalind Bruce (Hayworth) and her interaction with the troupe.
The Story of Film Scarlett Johansson plays a mysterious figure trolling the streets of Glasgow, seducing men and bringing them back to an abandoned house for her own purposes. This masterpiece of existential science fiction journeys to the heart of what it means to be human, extraterrestrial—or something in between.
The Story of Film Dr. Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock), a brilliant medical engineer, is on her first shuttle mission orbiting the earth. While on a routine space walk, she and Commander Matt Kowalski (George Clooney) are stranded in their space suits when debris from a Russian satellite explosion impacts their shuttle and the space station
Dryden University Tampopo is a mouth-watering, oddball comedy about the similarities between sex and eating. What little plot there is centers on two truckdrivers who reveal to Tampopo, the mousy proprietress of a rundown noodle shop, the secrets behind making and serving the best noodles.
MEMBER MOVIE NIGHT | Silent Tuesdays Ingeborg Holm is an excellent example of the social realist movement in Sweden at the time. Sven Holm (Aron Lindgren) opens a grocery store and life is good for his wife, Ingeborg (Hilda Borgström) and their three children. But when Sven becomes sick and dies, Ingeborg tries to keep the store herself.
Holidays When his suffocating brood forgets to pack him along for a Christmas abroad, young Kevin McCallister believes his holiday wish has come true when he wakes up to an empty house.
Silent Tuesdays At the outbreak of the Civil War, Milt Shanks (Barrymore), a farmer in a small Illinois town, is requested by President Lincoln to infiltrate the Copperheads, a secret organization in sympathy with the South, in order to dismantle them from within.
The Story of Film The title refers to a speech military dictator Ion Antonescu gave at the council of ministers in the summer of 1941. In the film, a young director (Ioana Iacob) is asked to stage a public performance relating to Romanian history. When she chooses to re-enact the massacre of thousands of Jews at the hands of the Romanian military, she encounters resistance from the current government.
Holidays | Best Picture Nominees of 1947 Released in the summer of 1947, Miracle on 34th Street has nonetheless grown into a perennial favorite, bridging the season from Thanksgiving to Christmas. When the Santa Clause hired for the end of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade turns up drunk, a jolly, bearded man named Kris (Edmund Gwenn) volunteers for the job.
