 | Ali Baba, son of the murdered Caliph, returns with his posse of forty thieves to save Baghdad, free his captured love, and reclaim the throne. This Arabian adventure is pure Technicolor escapism and the second pairing of Hall and Montez. |
 | A secretary visits a U.S.O. canteen and falls in love with a sailor. She pretends to be a Broadway star so she can be near the sailor and a U.S.O. performance leads her to real stardom. |
 | Inspired casting and Walter Lang's deft direction breathe abundant life into WEEK-END IN HAVANA, in which a woman's trip to Cuba leads to romance, laughter, and sizzling songs. Nan Spencer (Alice Faye) has saved up for years for her vacation to... |
 | A charming anomaly in the music and the art world in general, Ivor Cutler has entertained with his idiosyncratic viewpoint through the mediums of sound, humor, painting, poetry, and acting. The documentary LOOKING FOR TRUTH WITH A PIN allows a look... |
 | A DVD double bill from Hong Kong. JIN PIN MEI: JIN PIN MEI is a Chinese historical drama revolving around the relationship between a lecherous and ugly government official and the beautiful woman he seduces and turns into his concubine. DEVIL ANGEL:... |
 | A retired Mainland teacher's infinite patience is stretched by his hyperactive, spoiled American-born grandson, who doesn't respect his elders or the local culture. But as the vacation wears on, the two find themselves less at odds and developing a... |
 | The now legendary Bettie Page embodied the pin-up girl aesthetic with her signature jet-black hair and womanly curves. A favorite subject of photographers, Page received the 1955 title "Miss Pinup Girl of the World," and was given the award for "Girl... |
 | Taiwanese director Aman Ding deftly captures the inherent loneliness of the immigrant experience in his sensitive drama, MIGRATORY BIRD. Young married couple Kwok (Pin-yuan Huang) and Fong (Rene Liu) are Taiwanese immigrants living in Vancouver,... |
 | A secretary visits a U.S.O. canteen and falls in love with a sailor. She pretends to be a Broadway star so she can be near the sailor and a U.S.O. performance leads her to real stardom. |
 | Inspired casting and Walter Lang's deft direction breathe abundant life into WEEK-END IN HAVANA, in which a woman's trip to Cuba leads to romance, laughter, and sizzling songs. Nan Spencer (Alice Faye) has saved up for years for her vacation to... |
