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Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg remembers his childhood with actress mother Geraldine Fitzgerald, and making his mark on the world of theatre, television, and film.
Luck and Circumstance is a memoir and mystery that will leave you wanting to know more about Michael Lindsay-Hogg's life.
One of the medium's most visually compelling films.
Recommended just to see how the makeup crew predicted what Orson Welles would look like forty years later.
After years of subpar video releases, this Orson Welles classic has been digitally restored.
A fascinating look into the mind of Orson Welles and the portraits he creates of himself and others
The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street!
The Criterion Collection's lovely repackaging of Leo McCarey's forgotten Great Depression drama.
Inception is a different kind of movie experience, involving the audience as much as a foreign film that forces the brain to work because subtitles have to be read.
Christian McKay has turned himself inside out to become so "Welles" that I fairly shivered watching the screen.
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