Academy Award winning screenwriter and director James Ivory discusses two films, 30 years apart: Maurice and Call Me By Your Name. #TCMFF
James Ivory on the making of Maurice (1987) and the appeal of Call Me By Your Name (2017) #TCMFF
Six L.A. Love Stories
6 couples, 6 different stories, 1 afternoon in L.A. Directed by Michael Dunaway, 6 L.A. Love Stories is a raw and bare bones look at the complexities of love and relationships. It offers six different vignettes, not interconnected in any way other than they all take place in Los Angeles. Ashley Williams and Ross Partridge play... Continue Reading →
Race
The amazing story of Jesse Owens and the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Available to rent from DVD Netflix.
The Young Karl Marx
Raoul Peck’s The Young Karl Marx is a powerful, multi-lingual biopic that explores inequality and class struggles within the context of the lives of two influential philosophers: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.
The Millionaires’ Unit: The First U.S. Naval Aviators in World War I
a fascinating documentary uncovers the little known history of the first Yale Unit's contributions to American aviation during WWI.
Brooklyn
A moving film about love, loss and starting a new life in a foreign land. A perfect film for a romantic date night.
Coming soon: Director Raoul Peck’s new biopic about Karl Marx
Director Raoul Peck's follow up to I Am Not Your Negro premieres later this month.
Django
Django (2017) is a beautiful and atmospheric film that is in no rush to tell its story of a jazz legend in a critical moment in his life.
Grand Hotel premieres on KCET and LinkTV
The Downton Abbey of Spain, this upstairs downstairs period drama explores the mystery and intrigue of a luxury hotel in Edwardian era Spain. Premiering on KCET and LinkTV.