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Une Partie de CampagneUne Partie de Campagne (A Day in the Country) (1936)
Dir. Jean Renoir
Feat. Sylvia Bataille
This evocative, unfinished short (originally part of a full–length feature) lovingly captures the flirtations of a young girl as she detours…
Dangerous + Hell's House (1935/32)
Dir. Alfred Green, Howard Higgin
Feat. Bette Davis
Bette Davis in two early roles – her lead performance as a star–turned–alcoholic in DANGEROUS fetching her the first of two Best…
David CopperfieldDavid Copperfield (1935)
Dir. George Cukor
Feat. W.C. Fields
Top–line Hollywood–ization of the Dickens classic.
Devil Is A Woman, TheDevil Is A Woman, The (1935)
Dir. Josef von Sternberg
Feat. Marlene Dietrich, Lionel Atwill, Cesar Romero
Set during Carnival in turn on the century Seville where a temptress comes between a young revolutionary and his old friend.
HeritageHeritage (1935)
Dir. Charles Chauvel
Feat. Frank Harvey, Margot Rhys, Franklyn Bennett
Epic Australian drama following three generations of the same family from their initial arrival to the outbreak of the first World War.
Informer, TheInformer, The (1935) Recommended
Dir. John Ford
Feat. Victor McLaglen
Stunning character study unfolds when an IRA leader is sold out by his dim–witted friend for reward money. Full–blooded acting by all was…
Le Crime De Monsieur LangeLe Crime De Monsieur Lange (1935) Recommended
Dir. Jean Renoir
Feat. Rene Lefevre, Florelle , Jules Berry
One of the dir.’s early classics. Rene Leferve rises to newsprint fame as the author of the serial “Arizona Jim” after his boss, a…
RobertaRoberta (1935)
Dir. William A. Seiter
Feat. Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers
An unsuccessful American Football player inherits his Aunt's Parisian fashion house. One of the weaker Rogers/Astaire efforts.
Tale of Two CitiesTale of Two Cities (1935) Recommended
Dir. Jack Conway
Feat. Ronald Colman
A model screen adaptation of a classic novel. Script and spectacle are in perfect accord to tell Charles Dickens' story of courage and honour in 18th…
Born to be BadBorn to be Bad (1934)
Dir. Lowell Sherman
Feat. Loretta Young, Cary Grant
A worthy though now–obscure melodrama from pre–Hays Code Hollywood, in which street–tramp Young tries to successively rob, extort…

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