
For Welles Fans, There’d Never Be “Too Much Johnson.” Until Now.
posted October 27, 2013
The discovery in 2008 of a lost Orson Welles silent film has been one of the finds of recent years. Little matter that the footage not only is not a finished film, not even a rough cut.

Was Hollywood Cozy with Hitler?
posted October 24, 2013
Was Hollywood cozy with Hitler? That's the claim of a new book that has proven incendiary — and has been soundly disparaged.

Archive in a Wall Cavity – the series, in one
posted October 9, 2013
When you renovate, keep your eyes open for old film. Three parts, now all in one.

THE THEATERS: WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
posted October 5, 2013
Part 3 (of 3) about the movies that fell out of a house wall asks: "What kind of societal self-loathing is it that moves us to assign iconic structures to the wrecking ball? Couldn't we redeploy them – preserve at least the buildings as repositories of cultural memory?"