Political Movies: 100 Most Significant. No. 21: “Night and Fog” (1955), Alain Resnais’ Powerful Holocaust Documentary

Night and Fog (French: Nuit et brouillard) is a powerful 1955 French documentary short (running time is 32 minutes)

Forbidden (1932): Capra’s Pre-Code Feature, Starring Stanwyck and Ralph Bellamy

The film is about a young librarian who falls in love with a married man while on a sea cruise

A Real Pain: Interview with Writer-Director-Star Jesse Eisenberg (Sundance, N.Y. Film Fests)

A Zoomed-in Eisenberg joined the premiere of his new film which deals with serious issues of trauma and identity in odd-couple buddy comedy.

A Woman’s Tale (1991): Paul Cox’s Honest, Intimate Look at Last Days of Elderly Cancer Victim (AMOUR)

Director Paul Cox wrote the whole thing specifically for lead actress Sheila Florance, an icon of Australian cinema.

Stay Hungry (1976): Bob Rafelson’s Sports Dramedy, Starring Jeff Bridges (AMOUR)

Stay Hungry (1976): Bob Rafelson’s Sports Dramedy (AMOUR)