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A society girl, implicated in shady doings, eventually becomes a murder victim.

A young woman arrives in New York's Greenwich Village in search of her missing sister. Gradually, she is drawn into a strange netherworld of Satan worshippers who may be responsible for her sister's disappearance.

A good woman pines for a man who falls in love with her identical sister, who is the black sheep of the family. Bette Davis plays the sisters.

A vengeful, down-on-her-luck woman returns to her hometown to kill her twin sister who, 20 years earlier stole her wealthy beau. After committing the murder, she assumes the dead woman's identity. Bette Davis plays the twins.

Poor bean farmers clash with wealthy land-developers in a remote town in New Mexico.

Luis Valdez tailored his play about a 1942 murder trial involving Chicanos. Daniel Valdez, Edward James Olmos, Charles Aidman, Tyne Daly. Judge: John Anderson.

Hispanic mining workers form a union and fight to improve working and living conditions in their New Mexico town. Based on a true story, the film stars mostly nonprofessional actors and people who were involved in the real-life strike.

The perils of machismo in an East Los Angeles barrio. Richard Yniguez, Danny De La Paz, Marta Du Bois. Gil: James Victor. Mrs. Avila: Betty Carvalho. Mrs. Landeros: Carmen Zapata. Filmed on location.

The romantic escapades of an heiress who travels to Brazil with her boyfriend, who spends more time on business than pleasure, affording her the opportunity to be wooed by a charming Latin millionaire.

In a U.S. town that could be anywhere, 18-year-old Alice Purdee wins a free trip to Hollywood. With the assistance of a cheerful porter, she takes the night train and dreams about her arrival. Instead of instant success, she meets disappointment after disappointment, and she needs the unexpected encouragement of her grandmother and an aging, former star whom she meets at a talent night. Finally, s

Tale about escaping Confederates who join a band of rebels. Joel McCrea, Arlene Dahl, Barry Sullivan. Roy: Claude Jarman Jr. Clint: James Whitmore. Chaves: Ramon Novarro. Good suspense. Roy Rowland directed.

Retelling of the biblical parable of the prodigal son, a young wastrel who takes his share of his father's fortune, blows it all on bacchanalian decadence and then returns home years later a repentant man.

Atomic-bomb testing spawns an army of giant mutant ants that march through the storm drains of Los Angeles.

The life of Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, who served from Theodore Roosevelt to Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor sizzle together in this Oscar-nominated Best Picture that adapts Tennessee Williams' Pulitzer-winning play about a smoldering wife (Taylor) who watches her bitter young husband (Newman) turn to the bottle. Newman, Taylor and director Richard Brooks also were nominated. Remade in 1976 and 1984.

An attractive, restless librarian searches for romance in Italy, and may have found it with a sophisticated local and a handsome American architecture student.

A TV playwright who is being blackmailed over questionable photos from his actress wife's past plots to do away with the blackmailer, but things don't go according to plan. An adaptation of the hit Broadway comedy.

At the turn of the century, a cowboy and an aggressive farm hand compete for the affection of an Oklahoma farm girl. Adaptation of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical classic.

Mitzi Gaynor and Rossano Brazzi team in this colorful adaptation of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Billis: Ray Walston. Lt. Cable: John Kerr. Bloody Mary: Juanita Hall. Liat: France Nuyen. The songs include "Bali Ha'i," "Some Enchanted Evening," "A Wonderful Guy," "There Is Nothing like a Dame," "Bloody Mary," "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair," "Carefully Taught," "A Cockeyed Opt

An embittered has-been child actor torments her disabled sister, while scheming to resurrect her own vaudeville career when she was known as the talented "Baby Jane.".

Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and the rest of the Rat Pack do it their way in the classic original version of the caper flick. Ol' Blue Eyes is Danny Ocean, a playboy who rounds up his old army buddies for a military-style heist in Vegas. The plan: Ring-a-ding in the New Year with a rip off of five casinos. Peter Lawford, Angie Dickinson, Richard Conte.

An Oscar-winning score that features 17 Irving Berlin songs drives this romp about a hoofer who tries to mold a singer into a Broadway star. To play the song-and-dance man, Fred Astaire came out of retirement and stepped in after MGM's original choice, Gene Kelly, broke an ankle prior to filming.

Best Picture nominee about an aspiring performer who vies for the leading role in a production staged by her childhood sweetheart turned Broadway producer, even though he's promised the part to his lovely heiress financier.

A famous dancer whose career is on the decline stages a comeback with a musical adaptation of Faust, but fears the flamboyant director and his classical ballerina co-star will upstage him.

A pair of divorced actors come together to star in a musical stage adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," and soon find their feelings resembling those of the characters.

Boy-meets-girl plot tied to events at a posh resort hotel, where a desk clerk falls in love with the daughter of a snobby rich woman. The romance is backdropped by sensational Busby Berkeley production numbers.

Disguised as a native girl, a star (Ginger Rogers) gets glamour tips from a lawyer (George Brent) she met at a woodland hideaway. Holmes: Alan Mowbray. Judge Parks: Grant Mitchell. Dr. Sylvester: Samuel S. Hinds. Pleasant; helped by some good numbers. Directed by William Seiter.

Adaptation of the Broadway smash about the evolution of celebrated stripper Gypsy Rose Lee, the younger daughter of a domineering, ambitious stage mother who was the brains (and ego) behind a dying vaudeville act that featured Rose and her older sister, June.

Irreverent Army-surgeon cut-ups and the staff at a Korean War field hospital try to keep their sanity by engaging in wild pranks and wacky high jinks. Ring Lardner Jr.'s screenplay won an Oscar.

Story of an upper-middle-class family struggling to grapple with the death of the oldest son in a boating accident. Based on the novel by Judith Guest.

Best Actress Jane Fonda stars as a call girl who aids a small-town detective on his search for a missing scientist in New York City. Realizing she is in danger after receiving threats from a john, the call girl reluctantly begins to fall for the sleuth despite her wish to remain unattached.

World War II heist actioner with Clint Eastwood sneaking a motley trio of fellow U.S. soldiers behind enemy lines to retrieve a fortune in Nazi gold bullion. Don Rickles and Donald Sutherland provide comic relief.

John Huston directed this documentary chronicling six months in the lives of a group of soldiers stationed in a remote Alaskan outpost during World War II.

Rory Calhoun as a soldier of fortune transporting a gold shipment. Shelley Winters, Gilbert Roland, Joseph Calleia. George Sherman directed.

An undercover agent travels to Mexico looking for the source of heroin being smuggled into the U.S. by the mafia.

In the midst of an anti-Cleric and anti-Catholic regime in the Mexican state of Tabasco, the last remaining priest flees persecution and seeks freedom in America, finding help along the way.

A story of a Mexican peasant boy and the bull he saves and makes his pet, until the original owner of the animal returns to claim the beast and ship it off to the bullring, where it is pitted against the country's top matador. The film won a Best Story Oscar for Robert Rich, who was actually blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo.

Best Picture nominee is a treatise on greed and what "gold does to men's souls" when three miners, circa 1920s, set out to find the precious mineral in the mountains of Mexico. Oscars went to John Huston for Screenplay and Direction, and his father, Walter Huston, who won Best Supporting Actor for his performance as an old prospector.

An alcoholic defrocked clergyman leads a busload of Baptist women on a tour of the Mexican coast, stopping at a crumbling jungle hotel, where he finally confronts his own failures.

Malcolm Lowry's novel about a self-destructive diplomat in 1938 Mexico.

A CIA researcher finds seven of his colleagues murdered and goes on the run. Not knowing who to trust, he must outrun and outwit the people responsible.

The unscrupulous crewmen on a freighter ship hatch a devious plan to murder everyone aboard so that they can then claim the salvage money for themselves.

Riveting silent classic about the trial and execution of Joan of Arc, who was burned at the stake for witchcraft in 15th-century France. The film is noteworthy for its innovative camera techniques, especially its use of extensive close-ups.

Edwin O'Connor's story of an aging New England political boss who seeks re-election as mayor and gets involved in underhanded transactions by both parties.

After a man is killed by a zombie, his sister runs into an isolated house, where a group of people are holed up trying to figure out their escape from the flesh eaters.

Adaptation of the Gunter Grass novel. A young boy growing up in post-World War I Germany is given a small toy drum for his third birthday. Seeing the despair of the adults around him, he vows to never grow up. As the world grows madder throughout the 1930s and '40s, he continues beating his drum, trying to keep his rhythm while growing up in a world that has lost its senses.

Popeye runs a gym; his only customer on ladies day is Olive. Bluto, seeing Olive go in, dresses in drag to get admittance. Popeye comes on to him; all the while, Bluto is beating up Popeye and pretending they are accidents, until his wig comes off.

The story of Dr. Anton Mesmer (John Baragrey), the man who discovered hypnotism. (Repeat).

A new dog owner learns the dos and don'ts of training a pet in this humorous and informative short film. Watch as he navigates the challenges of dog training.

The team of Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey invade Reno as competing divorce lawyers. Long on laughs. Prudence: Dorothy Lee. Joe: Joseph Cawthorn. Aggie: Cora Witherspoon. Judge: Sam Hardy. Pansy: Zelma O'Neal. Crosby: Mitchell Harris. William A. Seiter directed.

A newspaper columnist, who makes random phone calls to readers to find out what it is they would like to do, gets in touch with some popular entertainers who gather to perform their specialties.

Tarzan (Glenn Morris) aids a safari girl (Eleanor Holm) sought by a king (C. Henry Gordon). Penny: Hedda Hopper. Roger: George Barbier. Not up to par. D. Ross Lederman directed.

After being deemed too heavy, a young Bill Cody (George Reeves) is turned down as a Pony Express rider, but when a deliveryman is gunned down, Cody takes a shot at running the route. David Bruce, Frank Wilcox. Directed by B. Reeves Eason. (Repeat).

Good songs and nice production numbers tied to a plot about a ladies' man (Phil Harris) and his escapades. Pete: Charles Ruggles. Laurie: Helen Mack. Ann: Greta Nissen. Hickey: Chick Chandler. Zoe: June Brewster. Mrs. Wells: Marjorie Gateson. Pleasant vintage entertainment. Mark Sandrich directed.

A gun-toting preacher moves to a small Southern town and tries to bring peace to the citizens there, in time making both friends and enemies through his efforts.

Allied soldiers disguised as Nazi officers infiltrate a seemingly impenetrable mountaintop castle in the Bavarian Alps to rescue a captured American general who knows the plans for D-Day.

Adaptation of Raymond Chandler's "Farewell, My Lovely" puts hard-boiled private eye Philip Marlowe in the middle of a case involving blackmail and murder when he's hired by a hulking psychotic to find his missing girlfriend. Movie crooner Dick Powell is cast against type as Marlowe. The story was first filmed in 1942 (as "The Falcon Takes Over," with George Sanders), then was remade (as "Farewell,