Harry Carey

Molly Malone

Ted Brooks

George Berrell

"I am only a girl, not a fighter. But I would not wage war on women or old men," said Joan. Danny Morgan uncovered, stared at her with open admiration, then stuttered, "Neither will I. I'm with you." "Thunder" Flint, cattle king, had reached a cruel resolve, to drive the Nestors out of the country. To "Sweetwater" Sims, their leader, he sent warning, delivered by Danny to Joan, daughter of the Nestors. Flint sends the foreman to find "Cheyenne" Harry for "the work." Harry is found asleep in a saloon, where everyone is afraid of him as a "gunman." Harry agrees to meet Flint in Diablo. At their rendezvous near Diablo, Black-Eyed Pete and his gang are splitting the spoils of a marauding expedition. Harry meets two of the outlaws, who tell him they are cached up near the Big Rock. They seem to be friends. Danny and Ted, "Sweetwater" Sims' son, enter the saloon at Diablo together. There they come upon Harry, who, hearing that Ted is a Nestor, begins insulting him and shoots at both of them, but they escape. Flint does not place all of his trust in "Cheyenne" Harry, and sends for "Placer" Fremont, a gunman of unsavory reputation. Fremont and Harry meet at the saloon; each is suspicious of the other; each handles his gun while he drinks. Flint enters and sizes up the situation. Harry asks Flint if Fremont is another "killer" he has imported. Flint introduces Harry and Fremont, who merely extend a casual greeting. Flint is surprised and assures them that there is no cause for trouble, as they are both on the same job and there is plenty of work to be done. Ted and Danny ride to the cabin to tell Sims that Flint's "killers" have arrived and to prepare for trouble. Joan is greatly agitated. The next day Ted goes for a bucket of water and finds a sign warning the public that the spring is private property and that trespassers will be shot on sight. Fremont, hidden in a tree, raises his rifle and fires at Ted, who rolls down the bank, dead. Joan tells her father where Ted has gone; they rush to the spring and are grieving over the body of the boy when Harry rides by. The father tells Harry that he supposes he is one of the "killers," come to gloat over their "dirty work," but Harry insists that he did not know of their trouble, that he is a man and doesn't make war on children and old men. Harry tells Joan that if this is a sample of the work he was brought here for he's through, and from now on she can count on him whenever she needs him. Harry later informs the foreman that he's through with Flint and his outfit. When Flint hears that Harry cannot be depended upon, he sends Fremont to Diablo to "get" Harry. But Danny, hearing these instructions, warns Harry, who lays for Fremont, and in the act of being shot, kills Fremont. Flint and his gang start out that night. Danny has told Sims and Joan of the coming raid, and the girl rides out to warn all the Nestors, who ride from all directions to the cabin. Harry meets Joan and tells her that there are so many of the raiders that unless they get help they are lost. He rides to the camp of Black-Eyed Pete, where he asks for help. The outlaws rush to the battle, arriving in time to save the Nestors. The next day while Joan is caring for Danny's wounds, Sims asks Harry to remain at the cabin, but Harry declines, saying that there is something "just over yonder" which keeps calling to him. He tells Sims that he will let them know at sundown. Danny comes to him as he is thinking out his problem. Harry tells him to go back to the little girl. Joan is disappointed at first to see Danny instead of Cheyenne, who is left facing the setting sun alone.

Straight Shooting

Straight Shooting (1917)

S. John Launer

Ken Christy

Don Megowan

Donald Chaffin

In Mountaincrest, a stranger without memory arrives in a bar to have a drink. When he leaves the bar, a local tries to rob him but he turns into an animal and kills the attacker. Deputy Ben Clovey hunts down the animal but is wounded by it. Sheriff Jack Haines organizes a party to find the beast. Meanwhile the nurse Amy Standish and her father, the local doctor, receive a man called Duncan Marsh that recalls that he had a car accident and two doctors have treated him. But he flees and Haines wants to hunt him down but Amy and her father wants to convince him to capture Duncan to see how they could treat him. When is wife Mrs. Helen Marsh and her son Chris arrive in Mountaincrest, Sheriff Haines is convinced that shall capture the werewolf alive. But the doctors that conducted the experiment arrive in the town expecting to kill him.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The Werewolf

The Werewolf (1956)

Mattie Edwards

E.G. Tatum

Ralph Johnson

Grant Edwards

Southern negro Sylvia Landry visits her cousin Alma in the north, where there is less racial prejudice than in her home town of Piney Woods in the deep south, and is anxiously awaiting her fiancé, Conrad. But Alma has designs on Conrad and tricks Sylvia into a compromising situation when he arrives, and he abandons her. Disheartened, she returns to Piney Woods to help a reverend running a school for young negroes. Sylvia learns that the reverend hasn't the heart to turn away poor students, and unless he can raise $5,000 to supplement the $1.49 per child per year that the state supplies, the school will be closed. She goes up north again to try to raise the money and has little success, but meets kindly negro, Dr. V. Vivian, who helps her regain her stolen purse. When she saves a child from being hit by an auto, she herself is slightly injured. But the owner of the car is philanthropist Mrs. Elena Warwick, who is sympathetic to her quest and promises to donate the $5,000 to the school. Her bigoted southern friend, Mrs. Stratton, tries to talk her out of the donation, and Mrs. Warwick gets so incensed she raises the amount to $50,000. Her job done, Sylvia returns to Piney Woods. But Dr. Vivian has fallen in love with Sylvia and goes to Alma to try to find her. There he learns the shocking details of her past and that of her family.—Arthur Hausner

Within Our Gates

Within Our Gates (1920)

Frankie Dettori

Feature documentary on the life and career of iconic champion jockey Frankie Dettori.

Dettori

Dettori (2021)

Samuel S. Hinds

Richard Carlson

Margaret Sullavan

Dick Elliott

Pretty Rae Smith and handsome Walter Saxel meet, fall in love and make plans to marry. Unfortunately, their marriage plans get sabotaged when a jealous beau makes Rae miss the ceremony. The two meet many years later in New York, only now Walter is married. Refusing to be shut out of his life, Rae agrees to be Walter's mistress.—Daniel Bubbeo

Back Street

Back Street (1941)

Sean McClory

Diana Lynn

Glenn Ford

Patricia Medina

An American insurance adjuster, stranded in Havana, becomes involved with an archaeologist and a collector of antiquities in a hunt for treasure in the Mexican ruins of Zapoteca.—Jim Beaver

Plunder of the Sun

Plunder of the Sun (1953)

Frances Farmer

Susan Hayward

Rod Cameron

Paul Raden (Albert Dekker), the hopelessly insane son of Maxim Raden, hated owner of the Radentown mills, is in a straitjacket in a secret room in the family mansion while the body of his father is lowered into a grave. Twenty-five years earlier, the brutal father had hurled Paul against a wall when the young boy had tried to defend his mother, and with his brain injured forever, Paul's last memory before descending into the shadows of insanity, was his mother's agonized scream. At the graveside are Dr. Ben Saunders (Harry Carey), Paul's twin brother John (Albert Dekker) and John's wife Elaine (Frances Farmer). Pompey (Ernest Whitman), the family servant who has cared for and guarded Paul and kept the family secret for a quarter of a century, watches from afar. That night Dr. Saunders tells John that his twin, who he thought was dead, is alive as the father, refusing to commit him to an institution, had bribed the doctor to sign a false death certificate and bury another child's body as Paul. John and the doctor visit Radenhouse and find Pompey strangled and Paul gone. While they search frantically for him, he is enjoying his freedom and falling in love with the first girl he meets, Millie Pickens Susan Hayward), an unemployed mill worker. He wanders into a honky tonk filled with dancing jitterbugs, where pretty blonde Peggy Nolan (Jean Phillips) flirts with him; her body is found the next morning near the closed-down Raden Mills. Terrorized by the second murder and the thought that a homicidal maniac is on the loose, the town goes mad with fear and greed after Dr. Saunders tricks John into offering a $5,000 reward for the killer. Millie swipes her late father's revolver and persuades Paul, whose demented mind has forgotten the murders, to accompany her to Radenhouse, on her hunch that the murderer is hiding there.—Les Adams

Among the Living

Among the Living (1941)

William J. Milton

Edgar Moore

W.R. Johnson

Reginald Hoffer

A man is swindled out of his mill business and turns to drink. After losing his daughter who is hit in the head by a glass during a bar brawl, he is reborn and runs for mayor a couple years later

Ten Nights in a Barroom

Ten Nights in a Barroom (1926)

C.R. Chase

Columbus Jackson

Alice B. Russell

Harry Moses

A black Harvard graduate confronts racism.

Birthright

Birthright (1938)

Chuck Hicks

Angela Stevens

Richard Denning

Several years earlier gangster Frank Buchanan was deported to his native Italy through the efforts of law enforcement authorities and rival gangsters who inform on him. While in Europe he meets scientist Wilhelm Steigg, who has perfected a method of reanimating dead people and controlling their behavior with oral commands. Buchanan underwrites Steigg's experiments and uses his technology to wreak revenge on his enemies. Unfortunately radioactive poisoning is a by-product of the process, and authorities use radiation detecting devices like Geiger counters to pinpoint the source of the sinister plot.—Gabe Taverney (duke1029@aol.com)

Creature with the Atom Brain

Creature with the Atom Brain (1955)

Frank Faylen

Billy De Wolfe

Margaret Field

Victoria Horne

Jed Potter looks back on a love triangle conducted over the course of years and between musical numbers. Dancer Jed loves showgirl Mary, who loves compulsive nightclub-opener Johnny, who can't stay committed to anything in life for very long.—Diana Hamilton

Blue Skies

Blue Skies (1946)

Jose Antonio Valdelomar González

Jesús Arias

José María Hervás Roldán

Berta Socuéllamos

CONTIENE SPOILERS
La película trata la historia de dos atracadores y ladrones de coches (el Mini y el Meca), que conocen a una chica (Ángela). Planean nuevos atracos para los que necesitan otro miembro en su pequeña banda, así que introducen en el grupo a un conocido de ellos (el Sebas). También se relacionan con una amiga de Ángela, María, pero que no participa en los atracos.
En los atracos, Ángela participa disfrazada de varón.
La película retrata el modus vivendi de los delincuentes, el consumo de drogas, su relación con la policía (como cuando pasean por el Cerro de los Ángeles en Getafe y les piden la documentación y se tienen que deshacer de la droga que llevan encima). De día duermen, cometen algún atraco con el que vivir y comprar droga, y por la noche, van a la discoteca a bailar y drogarse. No tienen responsabilidades, así que si en medio de un colocón de droga les apetece coger el coche y recorrer 500 Km para ir a la playa, lo hacen. Tampoco les importa conducir drogados o mientras fuman porros. El coche no es suyo, ya que es robado, el dinero que se gastan también es robado. Y si se les acaba, siempre pueden robar de nuevo.
Cuando no están drogados y tienen dinero, pueden parecer unos chicos normales que sólo quieren divertirse. Por ejemplo, salen a dar un paseo montados a caballo por el barrio de Villaverde Alto (de donde son originarios los actores en la vida real). Les advierten de que tengan cuidado con los caballos y de que no crucen la carretera con ellos. Y eso prometen, pero en cuanto están drogados, nada les importa, ni siquiera que se les escapen los caballos que les han prestado.
Aunque viven en Madrid, en los barrios pobres de la ciudad (Villaverde, Vallecas), no todos son originarios de Madrid. El Mini procede de un pueblo de Segovia, llamado Maderuelo. Lleva allí a Ángela a presentarle a su abuela. Pueden aparentar ser buenos chicos o buenas personas, ya que le regalan a su abuela una televisión grande y moderna (para la época). Pero no es más que el fruto de algún robo o comprada con el dinero de algún atraco. Por eso pueden ser "buenos" mientras tengan dinero, pero cuando no lo tienen, lo roban usando armas de fuego y agrediendo a sus víctimas si es necesario.
Realizan algún atraco con éxito, así que se envalentonan y planean un atraco mayor, no a una gasolinera o una tienda, sino a un banco. El Mini, acostumbrado a vivir "a salto de mata" no tiene más aspiraciones en la vida que tener una habitación en la que vivir, aunque sea pequeña, mal ventilada, oscura y de alquiler. Ángela quiere vivir como los demás, aunque sea a costa de los atracos y quiere un piso, en propiedad. Si trabajando de camarera no puede conseguirlo, pues atracará junto a su novio los establecimientos que sean necesarios, aunque sea peligroso.
Cuando dan el golpe al banco, después de planear las rutas de escapada y el tipo de vehículo en el que huirán, algo sale mal. La policía llega antes de lo que se esperan, o los atracados son más lentos de lo que les gustaría. Se produce un tiroteo, en el que muere una señora que hablaba por teléfono en una cabina, muere el Sebas por disparos de la policía, el Mini es herido y aunque consiguen el dinero, es a un precio muy alto.
El Meca, aficionado a quemar coches (podría decirse que es pirómano), intenta deshacerse del vehículo en el que huyeron quemándolo en un descampado, pero la policía lo atrapa.
El Mini y Ángela consiguen llegar a su piso en Vallecas (cerca de la estación de RENFE de Vallecas Villa) con el botín, pero el Mini está malherido. Ángela busca un médico privado en las Páginas Amarillas, ya que si acuden a un hospital, posiblemente los detengan. Cree que con dinero podrá pagar la medicina y a la vez, el silencio del médico.
Un médico acude al domicilio. Se asusta al ver que se trata de una herida de bala. Ángela le da un fajo de billetes intentando comprar el silencio del médico. El médico ve que la herida es grave y que requiere hospitalización. Pero Ángela le muestra un arma. El médico asustado, acepta el dinero y promete volver, pero no lo hace. Ángela, se da cuenta de que la han engañado. El Mini se muere y ella sólo ve 2 opciones: ser detenida y quedarse sin el botín y sin su novio, o huir con el dinero.

Deprisa, Deprisa

Deprisa, Deprisa (1981)

Simon Abkarian

Daphne Patakia

Mehmet Sali

Sahan Özdemir

Djam, a Greek girl, is sent to Istanbul on a mission to find a motor-boat part of her uncle, a former sailor and great fan of the Greek musical style rebetiko. In the city, she meets Avril, a French woman who works as a volunteer with refugees but who has run out of money and not known in Turkey. Generous, fearless and unpredictable, Djam leaves with Avril to Mytilene - a journey of music and encounters.—Rodrigo Gonçalves Winther

Journey from Greece

Journey from Greece (2017)

Ronald Lewis

Jack Warner

John Le Mesurier

Marianne Stone

A woman's dismembered body is found in a trunk in the garage of a rented house in Saltdean, a coastal resort about 5 miles from the large seaside town of Brighton, which is in the county of Sussex in England. The discovery is made by police after the lettings agent for the property reports a break-in at his premises and the theft of the lease for it. The tenancy was for one month, taken out by a man called John Campbell, which turns out to be a false name. Identifying the man who took out the lease is therefore one strand of the police inquiry. It eventually leads to a vacuum cleaner salesman who is believed to be posing as John Campbell but this turns out to be a red herring. Identifying the woman is another strand, beginning with the trunk, which bears a label indicating it was sent from Lewes (an inland town in Sussex) to Brighton by rail, with the initials of the owner, J.S., written on it. The inquiries lead to a woman whose initials are J.S. and who lives in Greenwich, London. Her house is adjacent to the mooring of the original Cutty Sark. Her address was discovered through an impression on a notepad in the rented house; the writing became legible by heating iodine in a metal spoon and holding the paper over the vapor. The police believed this J.S. to be the murdered woman but she is very much alive and just happens to have the same initials. What seems at first to be another red herring turns out to have substance; although she at first denies it, when she learns that there has been a murder, she confesses that she did meet the man who rented the holiday home and called himself John Campbell - they got talking on a train to Brighton and she ended up spending the night with him at the house in Saltdean. She tells D I Fellows that one of the rooms was locked - the one where it is believed the dead woman's body was before being transferred to the trunk. The dead woman's identity is eventually established through investigation into dental records. D I Fellows arrives at the identity of the killer through a process of elimination, although he keeps this knowledge to himself; instead, he arranges for key witnesses and the unwitting suspect to be brought together, to prove his theory. Proving that the death was murder rather than the accident the murderer claims it to have been is down to D S Wilks and hinges on the fact that events unfolded over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.

Jigsaw

Jigsaw (1962)

Richard Demarco

Jim Haynes

Meeting Jim is a feature length documentary about a journey back to the lifetime of Jim Haynes, an extraordinary 83-year-old man who grabbed with heart and soul the spirit of the 60s and continued to carry it throughout his life.

Meeting Jim

Meeting Jim (2018)

Cezary Pazura

Olaf Lubaszenko

Tomasz Dedek

Tadeusz Huk

In the good old days Franz Maurer and his partners from the secret police used to live like kings. Now, they all must adapt to a new post-communist environment where they are scorned and losing all privileges. Some, like Franz, are like ordinary police fighting against drug dealers. But Franz will soon find out that some of his friends are on the other side.—Dragan Antulov

Psy (1992)

Arthur Fournier

Rüstem Batum

Gungor Mimaroglu

Ilhan Mimaroglu

"Mimaroglu: The Robinson of Manhattan Island" is the story of two free spirits: legendary electronic music composer Ilhan Mimaroglu and his vibrant wife Güngör who migrated to the USA from Turkey in early 1960s. Using the couple's personal archives, the documentary captures the career of Ilhan as an edgy artist, and the power of their life-long companionship.

Mimaroglu: The Robinson of Manhattan Island

Mimaroglu: The Robinson of Manhattan Island (2020)

Peter Vokurek

Gerald Duchek

Cora Kitty

Alessa Duchek

A documentary that reveals what its subjects do in their respective basements.

In the Basement

In the Basement (2014)

Antonio Mayans

Calum Waddell

Allan Bryce

Mikel Koven

A look back at the brief period of Eurocine cannibal film production that resulted in such oddball horror epics as 'Cannibal Terror', 'The Devil Hunter' and 'White Cannibal Queen'. Produced for the UK Blu-Ray release of 'Cannibal Terror'.

The Strange Story of the Eurocine Cannibal Film

The Strange Story of the Eurocine Cannibal Film (2019)

Michael Caine

Sharon Tate

Ali MacGraw

Marlon Brando

A feature-length documentary on the life of one of the last surviving actresses from the golden age of Hollywood - Joan Collins. Full of never-before-seen home movie footage and thrilling archive, this epic film gives us an intimate and revealing glimpse into one of the world's most iconic figures.

This Is Joan Collins

This Is Joan Collins (2022)

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