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Skokie (1981)
on 17 november 1981 , 2h5
Directed by Herbert WiseOrigin USAGenres Drama,
HistoricalThemes Films about religion,
Political films,
Films about Jews and JudaismActors Danny Kaye,
Eli Wallach,
Carl Reiner,
George Dzundza,
Brian Dennehy,
Ed FlandersRating71%
The peace of Skokie, a comfortable Chicago suburb, is threatened when Frank Collin (George Dzundza), a politically astute neo-Nazi organizer, selects the place as the site of his next rally. Close to 40 percent of the town’s population is Jewish, and many of them are survivors of the Holocaust. They see the march as a warning and reminder of their days as concentration camp prisoners., 1h55
Directed by Peter BogdanovichOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Thriller,
Comedy,
Comedy-drama,
Romantic comedy,
RomanceActors Audrey Hepburn,
Ben Gazzara,
John Ritter,
Colleen Camp,
Patti Hansen,
Peter BogdanovichRating62%
Detective John Russo (Ben Gazzara) attempts to cheat on his girlfriend, country singer Christy Miller (Colleen Camp), with a blonde taxi driver he calls Sam (Patti Hansen), with the connivance of his colleague Arthur Brodsky (Blaine Novak). Russo has met the taxi driver en route from a meeting at which he's been assigned to follow Angela Niotes (Audrey Hepburn), wife of a European tycoon., 1h40
Directed by Jean-Charles Tacchella,
Rémy DucheminOrigin FranceGenres Drama,
ComedyActors Carole Laure,
Brigitte Fossey,
Bernard Giraudeau,
Alain Doutey,
Jacques Serres,
Jean-Marc ThibaultRating61%
En 1973, à leur sortie de l'École des arts appliqués, Thérèse, Catherine et Alain, trois amis âgés de 26 ans, créent une petite entreprise artisanale. Mais le travail se fait rare et l'avenir s'annonce difficile. Le trio se désagrège alors, chacun empruntant un chemin différent. Ils vont se retrouver quelques années plus tard..., 2h35
Directed by Miloš FormanOrigin USAGenres Drama,
HistoricalThemes PolitiqueActors James Cagney,
Brad Dourif,
Moses Gunn,
Elizabeth McGovern,
Kenneth McMillan,
Howard RollinsRating72%
The film begins with a newsreel montage, depicting celebrities of the turn of the 20th century such as Harry Houdini, Theodore Roosevelt, and the architect Stanford White (Norman Mailer), as well as life in New York. The newsreel is accompanied by ragtime pianist Coalhouse Walker, Jr. (Howard E. Rollins, Jr.). The millionaire industrialist Harry Kendall Thaw (Robert Joy), who makes a scene when White's latest creation, a nude statue on the roof of Madison Square Garden, is unveiled. The model for the statue is Evelyn Nesbit (Elizabeth McGovern), a former chorus girl who is now Thaw's wife. Thaw becomes convinced White has corrupted Evelyn and humiliated him, and publicly shoots White, killing him.