 | Paralleled only by such commonly known names as John Ford, Sam Peckinpah, and Sergio Leone, the late Budd Boetticher is the quintessential Western auteur, and one of the most important directors in the history of the film industry at large. His... |
 | These 37 "music videos" from the 1940s offer a look back at the golden age of the screen musical; it includes the songs "Captain Beefheart Rocks The Marimba," "Beyond the Blue Horizon," "Rambling Wreck from Georgia Tech," "Zig Me Baby with a Gentle... |
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 | See volume 1 for series description. "The Enemy Below" covers the early years of cinema in France and its burgeoning appeal to the masses. |
| See volume 1 for series description. "Under Two Flags" shows viewers rarely seen or discussed films produced in 1920s Germany, illustrating how filmmakers of this time aimed at creating a "populist" cinema. |
| See volume 1 for series description. "She!" This volume explores the Danish silent film phenomenon both from the standpoint of its key figures, and from the culture's forward perspective on feminism. |
 | Magical realism and comic confusion blend in a startling film about visions and expectations. Amid the debris of a Colombian cyclone lands a very old man with enormous wings whose seemingly miraculous anatomy attracts the curious and devout from... |
 | A cherub-cheeked youth poking her head out of a window on a fresh morning, Ingrid Bergman in her film debut as a maid in a cheap hotel. |
 | A cherub-cheeked youth poking her head out of a window on a fresh morning, Ingrid Bergman in her film debut as a maid in a cheap hotel. |
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