During World War Two, Emad and Yasmin are the proprietors of a desert hotel caught between the various waring sides. Read More »
Tag Archives: 1950s
Son of Paleface (1952) Frank Tashlin, Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy Rogers
Junior Potter returns to claim his father’s gold, which is nowhere to be found. Read More »
The Fox of Paris (1957) Paul May, Martin Held, Marianne Koch, Hardy Krüger
One of the few WW2 films that indeed had something to tell. And probably it still has to tell something, as it concerns a subject that is not very well publicly known. Read More »
Dangerous Exile (1957) Brian Desmond Hurst, Louis Jourdan, Belinda Lee, Keith Michell
During the French Revolution, a French nobleman saves the 10-year-old son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette from the guillotine with the help of an English woman. Read More »
Time Limit (1957) Karl Malden, Richard Widmark, Richard Basehart, Dolores Michaels
Military investigator Colonel William Edwards is assigned a case involving Major Harry Cargill, a Korean War prisoner of war who is accused of aiding the enemy. Read More »
The Wild Party (1956) Harry Horner, Anthony Quinn, Carol Ohmart, Arthur Franz
A night of terror in a sleazy nightspot, when an over-the-hill football star holds a thrill-seeking couple captive. Read More »
The Doctor of Stalingrad AKA Der Arzt von Stalingrad (1958) Géza von Radványi, O.E. Hasse, Eva Bartok, Hannes Messemer
After Stalingrad battle battalions of German prisoners were taken to concentration camps. Read More »
Mad at the World (1955) Harry Essex, Frank Lovejoy, Keefe Brasselle, Cathy O’Donnell
The infant baby of Sam and Anne Bennett is critically hurt after been hit by a bottle thrown by a gang of juvenile-delinquent hoodlums known as the Wolf Pack. Read More »
Ivanhoe (1952) Richard Thorpe, Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Fontaine
In the centre of this Walter Scott classic fiction inspired film the chivalrousness and the daring stand. Read More »
Karin Mansdotter (1954) Alf Sjöberg, Ulla Jacobsson, Jarl Kulle, Ulf Palme
The movie starts with a silent section of slapsticks in BLUE and white and with piano music, giving an outline of Karin’s rise and fall. Read More »