Tashpix Talks

All the scheming in the New York theatre world

Kander, Ebb, Fosse, Minnelli

Ridley Scott's first feature, with Keith Carradine and Harvey Keitel

Nicholas Roeg's paranormal thriller, with Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie

Merchant/Ivory drama based on Henry James novel

The famous, if overrated, first segment

More high-style whodunnit hijinks from Michael Curtiz

Late Charlie Chan entry from Monogram Studios

Hammer Studios in the Sargasso Sea. What could go wrong?

Orson Welles's over-the-top thriller, with Rita Hayworth

Tom Stoppard's film of his famous play, with Tim Roth and Gary Oldman

Supposedly delightful , actually unbearable

All-star adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel, starring Albert Finney

A dramatization of the Watergate break-in based on Bob Woodward's book

Brian DePalma's take on '30s gangsters and G-men

Von Sternberg without Dietrich

Burton/Taylor, Zeffirelli and Shakespeare

A Douglas Sirk melodrama made in Germany

A classic that no one talks about

Little seen Peckinpah WW2 epic

Robert Altman attempts fantasy

Jack Nicholson in an existential mystery directed by Michelangelo Antonioni

Robert Bolt's award winning drama about Sir Thomas More's crisis of conscience

Peter O'Toole and Katherine Hepburn as Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine

Hollywood tries to deal with filmmaking

Eric Rohmer's adaptation of the novel by Heinrich Kleist

Max Ophuls's controversial extravaganza about the infamous courtesan

Brecht and Losey with the American Film Theatre

Very weak Godard

Hans-Jürgen Syberberg's film of Wagner's opera

What happens when a poet reimagines an ancient myth

Jeremy Irons and Robert De Niro amidst colonial outrage

The least discussed of the Dietrich/Sternberg collaborations

Fulfilling the filmmaking dream of a single shot feature

Pure '70s horror with Vincent Price and Shakespeare

Sleekly rotten mid-'70s thriller

Bergman's famous masterpiece of medieval exploration

Rita Hayworth in her most famous role

Luchino Visconti's last film

Peter Bogdanavich's adaptation of a novella by Henry James

Peter Greenaway's stylized exploration of the creation of Rembrandt's “Night Watch”

Bette Davis at her fiery best

Peter Weir's mystery without a mystery

William Wyler's sophisticated costume drama starring Olivia de Havilland

Ken Russell's famous adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's novel

Large-scale biopic about Oliver (not Thomas) Cromwell

Patronize at your own peril

Marlon Brando in a Marxist political epic

Warren Beatty and Julie Christie in my favorite Altman film

Joseph Losey's chilling sci-fi feature made at Hammer Studios

Agatha Christie for the nouveaux riche