Official Trailer 'Kill' Outsized brawler mayhem action on a train to New Delhi
Official Trailer 'Escape' (2024) Thriller, action North Korean soldier tries to escape to the South
Official Trailer "The Good Half' Romance starring Nick Jonas and Brittany Snow; Directed by Jason Schwartzman of the Coppola clan
Film School: Our Critic Justin Tanner Recommends You See This Classic! ‘Strange Cargo,’ Frank Borzage’s 1940, wackadoo romance-drama-action movie, plays like an unholy three-way marriage between “Rain,” “Lifeboat,” and “I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang.” Joan Crawford has one of her finest roles as Julie, a tough-as-nails prostitute working her trade in a small town right outside the Devil’s Island Penal Colony. Clark Gable is at his swaggering best as Verne, a sweaty and sexy escaped prisoner who tries to wheedle his way into Julie’s heart. If only she had one. Peter Lorre is extra scuzzy as a leering stool pigeon named Pig and Paul Lukas applies his unctuous charms to the role of Hessler, a wife-murdering serial killer. But it’s Ian Hunter as Cambreau, a blatantly Christ-like figure who offers the promise of spiritual redemption, that supplies the film its off-kilter strangeness. Wholly unpredictable, full of unintentional laughs and sharp turns into maudlin piety, “Strange Cargo” shouldn’t work at all. But somehow the sheer energy of its stars, especially the smoldering heat between Crawford and Gable, allows this bonkers melodrama to transcend its goofy storyline and reach a genuinely moving finish.
Official Trailer 'Mr Blake At Your Service' French comedy; Widowed British businessman takes a job as butler of a manor house in France; Starring Fanny Ardant, John Malkovich, Émilie Dequenne
Official Trailer 'Dear Paris' French Dark Comedy; Ensemble cast including Monica Bellucci, Rossy de Palma and Ben Aldridge
Trailer 'Last Summer' French Director Catherine Breillat Returns With a Shocking New Erotic Drama
Official Trailer 'We Were Dangerous' New Zealand film; Powerful story of female friendship, from director Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu, winner of the SXSW Special Jury Award for Filmmaking
UK Trailer for Noir Revenge Thriller 'The G' Starring Dale Dickey
Official Trailer 'Chronicles of a Wandering Saint'; Wonder of all things in a tiny Argentinian town
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