On summer Saturday nights in Los Angeles, film 粉丝 flock to see classic cinema at a most unusual venue: surrounded 由 crypts at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
The Stanford Theatre first opened in 1925, but still today moviegoers can attend cheap double-features of classic films, lounge in red velvet seats, and listen to the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ played during intermissions.
NPR reviews the book "Hitchcock's Music", which examines the celebrated director's relationship to sound. Auditory examples of Bernard Hermann's compositions included.
A propaganda film that relates the story of Mae and Jack, accomplices in the distribution of marijuana, who manage to entice local high school kids into smoking reefer.