Hollywood and Vietnam: Countercultural Films–Easy Rider, The Strawberry Statement, Getting Straight

Wyatt (Peter Fonda) and Billy (Dennis Hopper), the anti-heroes of Easy Rider, the most commercial film of the cycle of countercultural films, were new screen protagonists: hippies on motorcycles in search of “America.”

Youth: Paolo Sorrentino’s Art Film (Cannes Film Fest 2015), Starring Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel, Rachel Weisz, Paul Dano

With the star-studded, English-speaking Youth, filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino aims at appealing to a larger, global audience that he has with his previous Italian features.

Hasty Heart, The (1949): WWII Tale, Starring Richard Todd in Oscar-Nominated Performance, Ronald Reagan, Patricia Neal

Richard Todd plays an obnoxious, insufferable Scots soldier confined to a World War II military hospital, where irritates and alienates his mates.

Taylor Swift: ‘Eras Tour’ Concert Film Set for Global Theatrical Release

The film will open in more than 100 countries starting from October 13.

Dragonwyck (1946): Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s Directing Debut, Period Drama, Starring Gene Tierney, Walter Huston, Vincent Price

Raised in 1844 Greenwich, Connecticut by her strict religious parents, Ephraim (Walter Huston) and Abigail (Anne Revere), Miranda Wells (Gene Tierney) is a farm girl who daydreams of a more romantic and luxurious life.