CHARLIE CHAPLIN. In the End, Everything is a Gag, Vol. 3

When, at the end of 1914, Chaplin demanded a weekly salary of one thousand dollars…

The era of silent cinema has passed irretrievably.

Werner Herzog has been making films for over half a century. During this time, his filmography has grown to enormous proportions.

Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom is probably the most famous work of the brilliant Italian creator, Pier Paolo Pasolini.

Sutherland had so much charisma that he could have shared it with the rest of the bland cast in the films he starred in, and he would still have been...

Exactly one hundred years ago, Marlon Brando was born—an actor-icon; a sensitive brute, without whom cinema and theater wouldn’t be the same.

The biggest roles still await Margot Robbie.

Matthew Modine once told Kubrick a joke. “Imagine you died.” Kubrick replied, “It’s not funny.” “But imagine if...

Hollywood very rarely uses Lem’s science fiction works. Steven Soderbergh turned out to be a notable exception.

Lars von Trier divides the audience like no other director – some love him, others hate him. Whatever can be said about the Dane, it is...