By Tony Williams. Gregory La Cava’s My Man Godfrey (1936) is admittedly one of the best screwball comedies of the 1930s that provided witty dialogue, entertainment, and “acceptable” references to the Great Depression in the limited manner Hollywood allowed at this time. Far removed from the more gritty Warner Bros’ […]
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“Snapshots” and “Spotlights”: Selections from the 61st Chicago International Film Festival
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The Soderbergh of the Sticks: Mickey Reece and the Prehistory of Every Heavy Thing
