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In a 1931 Warner Brothers film Blonde Crazy, in the pre-code period when expression was raunchier and more truthful before the era of middle-class censorship, as the Depression reaches its peak, conniving bellhop James Cagney is trying to convince new hotel hire Joan Blondell to go on the road with...
The Orpheum celebrates the era of silent movies beginning May 1.
Scottish cinemas have quite a lineup this month: saucy 30s Hollywood, Marlyn Monroe being an icon in the 60s, Kino Tanaka addressing love and sex head-on in 60s Japan, David Cronenberg creeping us out in the 80s, and werewolves attacking in 1981.
Prior to the proscriptive Hays Code, films were populated by adulterous, marijuana-smoking gold diggers – wildly entertaining and more modern than the roles that came next
4K restorations of Lost Highway and Harold & Maude, pre-censorship sauciness and much more