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“Casablanca” opened in New York on Nov. 26, 1942 but didn’t qualify for the Oscars until it debuted in L.A. on Jan. 23, 1943.

Dutch Estonian novelist Sana Valiulina investigates the life of her father who was compelled to betray Stalin’s Soviet Union by serving the Nazi war machine

The virtuoso Canadian helped craft much of postwar Hollywood cinema, directing Sidney Poitier in In the Heat of the Night, Topol in Fiddler on the Roof and Cher in Moonstruck

FOR the first time in many years, I had the opportunity to bring a guest around Ireland last week, travelling from the warmth of Hollywood to the bitter cold and dark of an Irish January.The timing had more to do with circumstance. It was a business trip that involved some teachi

Deemed a classic since its release, war movie Zulu is revealing as to the British post-empire mindset. We return to it on its anniversary.

"It's a language we're all very familiar with, whether or not we realize it—which I think we do realize it."

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Alma Pöysti and Jussi Vatanen, the Finnish stars of Aki Kaurismäkis tragicomic romance “Fallen Leaves,

Adaptations can get complicated. Sometimes you run into movies based on musicals that were based on movies. Here are the best:

Ridley Scott's "Napoleon" visual effects supervisors discuss how digital trickery turned 500 soldiers into 50,000 for the epic Battle of Waterloo