Film review: Citizen Kane (1941), directed by Orson Welles tl;dr: Way ahead of its time. One of the best films ever made that actually is
Film review: The Stranger (1946), directed by Orson Welles Mr Wilson (Edward G Robinson) works as a detective tracking wanted war criminals and bringing them
Book review: Palladian by Elizabeth Taylor (Virago Press, 2011 [1946]) ‘She was setting out with nothing to commend her to such a profession, beyond the
Film review: Rebecca (1940), directed by Alfred Hitchcock Joan Fontaine plays a young, unnamed companion to Mrs Van Hopper (Florence Bates). They’re in the south
Film review: The Third Man (1949), directed by Carol Reed This classic film noir penned by Graham Greene currently occupies the 68th spot on IMDb’s
Film review: Vredens dag [Day of Wrath] (1943), directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer Upon seeing a film where the information says it’s Danish and about
TV review: Studio One: Jane Eyre (CBS, 1949), directed by Franklin Schaffner This production of Jane Eyre is just short of 60 minutes long. To
The NBC University Theater presents Deborah Kerr (finally a properly English-accented Jane Eyre, believe it or not!) and Whitfield Connor. Runtime’s 59:12, first broadcast 3
This Radio Hall of Fame adaptation was first broadcast on 13 February 1944, and while the whole thing has a runtime of 59:38, don’t let