Turner Classic Movies USA

Kon Ichikawa's anti-war parable about a Japanese soldier burying his fallen comrades at the end of World War II.

An exiled Paris chef (Stéphane Audran) enlightens two pious Danish sisters who forsook romance and fame.

Simple bachelor M. Hulot (Jacques Tati) charms his nephew in his brother-in-law's (Jean-Pierre Zola) gadget-filled home.

A carnival brute (Anthony Quinn) mistreats his witless waif assistant (Giulietta Masina), who meets a friendly aerialist (Richard Basehart).

Power and ambition corrupt an idealistic Southern politician. Winner of three Oscars, including best picture.

A country bumpkin faces ridicule and corruption when he takes his idealistic views to the nation's capital.

Presidential contenders (Henry Fonda, Cliff Robertson) vie for their party's nod and a dying ex-president's blessing.

Over the space of 30 years, young Abraham Lincoln (Raymond Massey) goes from storekeeper to backwoods lawyer to suitor to president of the United States.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Ralph Bellamy) fights polio and enters politics with his wife, Eleanor (Greer Garson).

President Andrew Jackson (Lionel Barrymore) defends a Washington innkeeper's daughter (Joan Crawford) throughout her affairs.

March won an Oscar for his portrayal of the scientist whose experiments bring out a hideous side of his personality.

Professor Henry Higgins (Leslie Howard) bets he can teach a cockney flower girl (Wendy Hiller) how to speak and act like a duchess.

A British civil servant (Laurence Harvey) marries a rich man's daughter (Heather Sears) instead of his lover (Simone Signoret).

A dedicated teacher attempts to restore order in an inner-city high school where teenage lawlessness has taken root.

A father grapples with financial and emotional challenges as his daughter marries. He learns about love and letting go while planning the wedding.

Indiana Quakers (Gary Cooper, Dorothy McGuire) disagree over their son's (Anthony Perkins) desire to join the Civil War.

A young Danish prince wrestles with his conscience when he is confronted with questions of treachery and madness.

Shakespeare's king of England (Kenneth Branagh) attacks France and declares his love for the French king's daughter.

Shakespeare's Renaissance lovers (Norma Shearer, Leslie Howard) tragically defy their feuding parents.

Shakespeare's Brutus (James Mason), Cassius (John Gielgud) and others plot the Roman ruler's death, but Mark Antony (Marlon Brando) avenges it.