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14 July 2018

BFI To Give Jean Cocteau's La Belle et la bete Classic Fantasy Blu-Ray Release

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Labels: 1946, arthouse, Beauty and the beast, blu-ray news, classic cinema, France, Jean Cocteau, La Belle et la bête, news

16 June 2018

EUREKA ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS: THE DEFIANT ONES and NO WAY OUT: 2 RACIAL DRAMAS STARRING SIDNEY POITIER AND REVIEWED BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1950, 1958, blu-ray, classic cinema, eureka entertainment, masters of cinema series, movie review, no way out, racial tensions, Richard Widmark, sandra harris, Sidney Poitier, The Defiant Ones, Tony Curtis

8 April 2018

THE CRITERION COLLECTION PRESENTS: CARY GRANT IN SCREWBALL COMEDY 'THE AWFUL TRUTH.' (1937) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1937, blu-ray, cary grant, classic cinema, comedy, criterion collection, divorce, irene dunne, leo mccarey, marital infidelity, movie review, ralph bellamy, romance, sandra harris, screwball, the awful truth

1 April 2018

STANLEY KUBRICK'S 'SPARTACUS.' (1960) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1960, classic cinema, easter movie, gladiators, historical drama, historical epic, kirk douglas, movie review, roman empire, sandra harris, slave uprising, slavery, spartacus, stanley kubrick

30 March 2018

CECIL B. DEMILLE'S 'THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.' (1956) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1956, biblical epic, Cecil B. DeMille, charlton heston, classic cinema, easter movie, movie review, sandra harris, slavery, the book of exodus, the ten commandments, vincent price, Yul Brynner

20 March 2018

ARROW ACADEMY PRESENTS GINGER ROGERS IN 'MAGNIFICENT DOLL.' (1946) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1946, arrow academy, blu-ray, classic cinema, costume drama, david niven, dolley madison, first lady, ginger rogers, historical drama, magnificent doll, movie review, politics, president's wife, sandra harris

30 January 2018

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY ON BBC2: THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. (1959) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1959, anne frank, bbc2, classic cinema, holocaust memorial day, nazis, otto frank, sandra harris, Shelley Winters, television, television review, the diary of anne frank, vintage movie

21 January 2018

Join Us! Writers Wanted For Cinehouse & The Peoples Movies

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Labels: 2018, arthouse, cinehouse, classic cinema, cult classic, indie, join us, movie reviews, the peoples movies

16 January 2018

BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE TODA FAMILY. (1941) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1941, bfi, british film institute, brothers and sisters of the toda family, classic cinema, domestic drama, family life, family relationships, japan, movie review, sandra harris, world cinema, yasujiro ozu

9 January 2018

TOKYO STORY. (1953) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1953, bfi, british film institute, classic cinema, domestic drama, drama, family life, family relationships, japan, movie review, old age, sandra harris, tokyo story, world cinema

14 December 2017

A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH. (1946) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1946, a matter of life and death, afterlife, classic cinema, david niven, fantasy, marius goring, movie review, Powell and Pressburger, raymond massey, romance, sandra harris, UK, wartime England, world war 2

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