Silver Screenings

Ingrid Bergman’s Slow-Mo Power Struggle

A Movie that Grows on You: April in Paris (1952)

A Lesser-Known Hitchcock Film: Number 17 (1932)

The Abnormally Meek Jane Eyre (1943)

Celebrating Canadian Film: 10 Shorts from the 1940s

Western Cinema Week: When the Daltons Rode (1940)

How to Get Ahead by Censoring Movies

Joyful Anarchy: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)

The Revolutionary (1970): The Radicalization of a Nice Activist

How to Take Revenge on Your Fiancé

How to Turn Someone’s Hope into a Commodity

People and Their Pets: Gates of Heaven (1978)

Love and Military Disillusionment in WWII

So Bad It’s Good: Cat-Women of the Moon (1953)

Alice in Wonderland (1915): A Magnificent Costume Fest

Surviving Post-War Belfast

Film, Release, Repeat: Blondie & Dagwood Movies

Bob Hope’s Double-Crossing Christmas Scam

Married to the Monastery

Fighting for a Country that Condemns You

Mr. & Mrs. Smith: Alfred Hitchcock’s Romantic Comedy

If You Could Only Cook (1935): A Delicious Screwball Comedy

Alec Guinness vs. the British Textile Industry

Opportunists, Ahoy! Sail the China Seas

Ingrid Bergman & Gal Pals in German Romantic Comedy

Colleen Moore, Wholesome Gold Digger

Zorro: Tackling Political Corruption in Style

Voyage Into Disaster: Titanic (1953)

The Dark Side of Buying (Hot) Antiquarian Merchandise

A Casablanca Knock-Off: Intrigue in WWII Lisbon

Inching Towards Futility: “Umberto D.” (1952)