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‘Little Nellie Kelly’: A Great Day for the Irish St. Patrick’s Day, and the whole month of March by extension, is dedicated to celebrating all things Irish. However, many complain that American celebrations of “St. Paddy’s” Day are primarily cheap commercialism, ignoring Ireland’s traditional, genuine culture. Even “Plastic Paddy” celebrations, though, are few in 2021. After claiming St. Patrick’s Day as its first canceled event, the ongoing pandemic is dampening the popular March holiday for the second year. New York City’s famous St. Patrick’s Day parade was canceled...

Region: All MSRP: $21.99 The Production: 4.5/5 A classic film noir that serves as one of the true cornerstones of the entire genre, Edward Dmytryk’s Crossfire presents its story of hatred and prejudice wrapped in a whodunit/why-dunit framework that keeps audience interest at a maximum while deftly offering its sociological points in a fast-paced 85-minute time window. Nominated for five Academy Awards, Crossfire remains one of the most well-remembered thrillers of the early postwar era. Joseph Samuels (Sam Levene) is beaten to death in his apartment after having been seen in the compan...

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'Sexism stands at the door': 11 female film-makers written out of mainstream Hollywood history The woman stays in the picture … Alice Guy-Blaché, top left, on the France set of The Life of Christ in 1906. Photograph: Everett Collection/Alamy The woman stays in the picture … Alice Guy-Blaché, top left, on the France set of The Life of Christ in 1906. Photograph: Everett Collection/Alamy Maya Angelou and Jean Seberg were just some of the women who faced everything from racism and sexism to transphobia, yet produced some of cinema’s most defining pictures HelenO'Hara Tue 2 Mar 2021 05.53...

My Favorite Blonde (Blu-ray Review) Format: Blu-ray Disc Studio(s)Paramount Pictures (Kino Lorber Studio Classics) Film/Program Grade: C+ The Ghost Breakers and the Hope-Crosby Road to Singapore, Hope was on a roll. He was already a star of radio, and the decade offered audiences more than twenty opportunities to see Hope’s antics and laugh at his quips and wisecracks. One of his most popular films of that period is My Favorite Blonde, a spy drama/comedy that begins with a murder aboard a ship. It’s the work of Nazis chasing British agent Karen Bentley (Madeleine Carroll), who must del...