Alan Ladd and his 11-year-old son David Ladd star together in director Michael Curtiz’s warm and involving 1958 family film The Proud Rebel about the lives of a father, John Chandler (Alan Ladd), and his […]
Writer-director Michael Hayes’s 1969 British romantic drama film The Promise is a low-budget (less than £200,000) record of a startling and intelligent evening in the theatre in the Sixties, though alas only Ian McKellen remains of […]
Writer-director Jocelyn Moorhouse’s 1991 Proof stars Hugo Weaving as Martin, a blind 30-something photographer who is cared for by housekeeper Celia (Geneviève Picot), who behaves spitefully towards him when he does not return her love. A […]
‘It Happened In This Universe A Long Time Ahead, The Year 2118.’ Cult producer-director William Castle’s 1968 sci-fi mystery movie Project X weaves a complex tale of Hagen Arnold (Christopher George), an American spy in […]
Matthew Broderick gets up to monkey business in Jonathan Kaplan’s 1987 sci-fi comedy thriller Project X. Matthew Broderick’s follow-up to his big hit Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) went straight to video in Britain after […]
Writer-director Michael Hoffman’s 1987 drama Promised Land [Young Hearts] is a deeply pessimistic film that shows the bleak side of small-town US and suggests that the American Dream is one big lie. After leaving high […]
The, er, fairly entertaining 1956 World War Two Pacific Island romantic drama film The Proud and Profane gets a lift from stars William Holden, Deborah Kerr and Thelma Ritter. Director George Seaton’s 1956 World War […]
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