Movies and TvShows featuring "1960s-literature-on-screen" theme.

The stories revolve around the investigations of Valentina Rosselli, and the intrigues in which she gets involved because of her curiosity and her wonderful physical appearance. In the Shareholders She is often assisted by the antiquarian Philip Rembrandt, with whom she shares an ambiguous relationship.

As the Cold War rages, ex-smuggler turned reluctant spy Harry Palmer finds himself at the centre of a dangerous undercover mission, on which he must use his links to find a missing British nuclear scientist.

Logan and Jessica attempt to escape from a domed city where people are killed once they reach the age of 30. They discover a secret outside world and join a group of rebels fighting against the totalitarian regime.

The Tenant is a psychological thriller about a man who becomes increasingly paranoid and delusional after moving into an apartment in Paris. As he becomes more obsessed with the identity of the previous tenant, his psychological state deteriorates, leading to a shocking and disturbing climax.

Oscar is a comedy crime movie set in the 1930s, based on European literature. It revolves around a dying father and his rich family. The movie showcases a humorous portrayal of a crotchety old man who gets into hilarious situations involving luggage, diamonds, and women's underwear. It also explores the dynamics of overprotective parents and the complexities of business dealings. With a witty dialogue and a touch of French humor, Oscar provides an entertaining and lighthearted watch.

Oscar is a comedy set in the 1960s, where a man named Oscar switches suitcases with a wealthy industrialist. This leads to a series of hilarious misunderstandings and mistaken identities as Oscar tries to navigate his way through the situation. With family relationships, social satire, and plenty of farcical moments, Oscar is a light-hearted comedy filled with humor and laughter.

Set in Prague, during World War II, the film follows the life of a crematorium manager named Karl, who becomes increasingly delusional and embraces his Nazi collaborationist beliefs. As he descends into madness, the line between reality and imagination blurs, leading to a series of surreal and darkly comedic events.

In 1970s Czechoslovakia, a political prisoner is subjected to mental and physical torture during a brutal interrogation. The story follows his struggle to maintain his sanity and resist the pressures to confess. Based on real-life events, this gripping drama explores themes of political repression, manipulation, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Set in the 1950s in Czechoslovakia under communism, Larks on a String follows the lives of various individuals working in a scrapyard. The film explores themes of suppression, working-class struggles, and moral reformation. It is a dark-comedy that satirizes the social and political conditions of the time.

The French Lieutenant's Woman is a period drama film based on the novel of the same name. Set in the 19th century, it tells the story of a love triangle involving a British lieutenant, a beautiful woman, and an actress. The film also delves into the themes of class differences and the self-destructive nature of love. With a touch of melancholy, the story explores the complexities of relationships and the consequences of extramarital affairs.

Spies from several countries try to find out what secrets are hidden in the mind of a young amnesiac girl who has appeared in Paris.

In a small Czech village occupied by the Nazis, a young train dispatcher apprentice navigates love, politics, and sexual awakening while working at the train depot.

In communist Czechoslovakia, a man seeks revenge against those who have wronged him, leading to comedic and dramatic consequences.

Pearls of the Deep (1965) is a portmanteau film consisting of five short films, each with a unique director. The stories explore various themes ranging from comedy to drama, all set in the backdrop of central Europe. The film showcases the diverse talents of Czech filmmakers and presents a collection of entertaining and thought-provoking stories.

The Cat (1971) tells the story of a couple who are thrown out of their home due to the demolition of their city. As they face the loss of their beloved pet, they also confront their own personal struggles and the sadness that comes with it. Set in France, this movie explores themes of solitude, silence, and the destruction caused by progress.

In 'Entertaining Mr. Sloane,' a man named Mr. Sloane enters the lives of a brother and sister, seducing them both and leading to a series of shocking events. As secrets are revealed and tensions rise, the characters find themselves caught in a twisted game of power and manipulation, where no one is innocent.

The Margin is a French drama film released in 1976. It tells the story of a businessman who becomes involved with a call-girl in Paris. The film explores themes of sensuality, disillusionment, and the power dynamics between men and women. It contains explicit sexual content and scenes of nudity. The Margin is an adaptation of a 20th-century European literature and provides a deep and provocative exploration of human relationships and desires.

A young boy hatches a plan to murder his wealthy uncle, who he believes is responsible for the death of his father. As he enacts his scheme, he discovers a dark side to himself and his family.

There Once Was a Cop is a comedic crime movie based on a French novel. It tells the story of a cop who gets involved in a murder case and must navigate the underworld of gangsters and literature.