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The Cameraman
Don’t miss this amazing silent comedy staring Buster Keaton The Cameraman is a 1928 American silent comedy directed by Edward Sedgwick . The picture stars Buster Keaton, Marceline Day, Harold Goodwin, and others. The Cameraman was Keaton’s first film with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It … [Read more…]
Safety Last
Directed by Fred Newmeyer, Sam Taylor Attempting to impress the girl he hopes to marry, a department store clerk ends up in the middle of a wild publicity stunt to scale … [Read more…]
Time Out Los Angeles Article
Time Out Los Angeles says: See a whole new side of Alfred Hitchcock at this double feature, part of the Aero’s “The Hitchcock 9, Plus 8” series—both 1928 films are … [Read more…]
Alfred Hitchcock’s Easy Virtue
Screening as a Double Feature with ROPE EASY VIRTUE is presented with live musical accompaniment by Cliff Retallick. Restored! Live Musical Accompaniment EASY VIRTUE 1927, British Film Institute, 69 min, … [Read more…]
Hitchcock Double Feature – CHAMPAGNE & THE FARMER’S WIFE
Both films presented with live musical accompaniment by Cliff Retallick. Restored! CHAMPAGNE 1928, Rialto, 105 min, UK, Dir: Alfred Hitchcock In this effervescent romantic comedy, British star Betty Balfour plays … [Read more…]
Hitchcock Double Feature- The Ring & The Manxman
Both films presented with live musical accompaniment by Cliff Retallick.Restored! THE RING (1927) 1927, Rialto, 108 min, UK, Dir: Alfred Hitchcock Director Alfred Hitchcock was a boxing aficionado, and his … [Read more…]
Alfred Hitchcock’s The Pleasure Garden
Playing a double feature with Stage Fright The BFI drew from several extant prints for this meticulous restoration of THE PLEASURE GARDEN, which features the film’s original color tints and … [Read more…]
THE SILENT TREATMENT: The Patent Leather Kid (1927)
“If you aren’t a fight fan, you will be when you have seen it.” — Screenland Epic in scope, this deeply human character study showcasing the formidable acting talents of megastar … [Read more…]
The Silent Treatment: F.W. Murnau’s “The Last Laugh”
After shocking audiences worldwide with Nosferatu, but before emigrating to Hollywood for Sunrise, F.W. Murnau revolutionized filmmaking with this most silent of silent films — one rare for its lack of intertitles, … [Read more…]