A Vibrant Return for Becky Sharp (1935)
Review of BECKY SHARP (1935), the first feature shot in 3-strip Technicolor, new on Blu from KINO’s KL Studio Classics / Unobstructed View.
Author Archive: Mark R. Hasan
BR: Becky Sharp (1935)
Set just prior to the Battle of Waterloo, Thackeray’s story follows Becky Sharp (Miriam Hopkins) from her graduation from a starchy girl’s school to the men with whom she eyes, ensnares, and the hard times…
TJFF 2019: It Really Schwings!
Review of Eric Friedler’s documentary IT MUST SCHWING! THE BLUE NOTE STORY (2018) at TJFF 2019.
Film: It Must Schwing! The Blue Note Story (2018)
Film: Excellent Transfer: n/a Extras: n/a Label: n/a Region: n/a Released: n/a Genre: Documentary / Jazz / Blue Note Synopsis: Detailed portrait and homage to the founders of Blue Note Records, Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff. Special Features: n/a Review: Although the history of the iconic jazz label has been chronicled in prior films, […]
Allan Dwan’s The River’s Edge (1957)
Allan Dwan’s weird & wonderful colour noir THE RIVER’S EDGE (1957) finally makes it to Blu via Twilight Time.
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