Eastman Council Valentine's Day Brunch and Film The ubiquitously charming Deborah Kerr is Anna Leonowens, a widowed English schoolteacher hired to instruct the children of the King of Siam (Yul Brynner in an Oscar-winning, career-defining performance).

American, born Hungary “History is all in the mind of the teller. The truth is all in the telling.” Prior to writing and directing The Sandlot (1993), David Mickey Evans painted a more bittersweet image of nostalgia with his script for Radio Flyer. Mike and Bobby are young sons of a mother, Mary, who has left her husband and moved to California.

American, born Hungary The father-daughter combination of Ryan and Tatum O'Neal proved a huge hit in this fast-paced comedy of swindlers, drifters, and flimflam artists set in the depression year of 1936. O'Neal is a handsome, ne'er-do-well con artist who suddenly finds himself saddled with a nine-year-old (Tatum) who smokes, swears, and is capable of pulling off scams with the best of them.

Rochester Premiere Writer-director Paolo Sorrentino (The Great Beauty, The Hand of God) is back with another tale featuring frequent collaborator Toni Servillo. La Grazia is a sweeping exploration of love, duty, and personal freedom.

George Award Winners: Arthur Edeson Produced with remarkable fidelity to Erich Maria Remarque’s novel, the images of All Quiet on the Western Front are rendered with such realism that the New York Times reviewer Mordaunt Hall proclaimed, “If they were not audible one might believe that they were actual motion pictures of activities behind the lines.”

American, born Hungary | Member Movie One of Humphrey Bogart’s lesser-seen World War II films, Sahara follows an Army tank crew attached to the British Eighth Army in Libya. Separated from the rest of their unit after the fall of Tobruk, Sergeant Joe Gunn (Bogart) and his men must make their way across the desert, knowing that without water both their tank and they will die.