The Play House (1921) is a surreal and slapstick comedy that takes place backstage at a theater. The plot follows a stagehand who must navigate various hijinks, including twin sisters, an orangutan, and a one-armed man. The film is known for its physical comedy and sight gags.
In the Name of the Pope King is a drama film set in Rome in 1867. It tells the story of a young rebel and a Catholic priest who form an unlikely bond. The film explores themes of rebellion, religion, and the separation of church and state. As they navigate their complex relationship, they face challenges from both society and their own personal beliefs.
Cliffs of Freedom is a period drama set in the 1820s, following the story of a young Greek woman who becomes a freedom fighter against the Ottoman Empire. The movie depicts her journey of sacrifice, love, and the fight for independence.
The devastating details of a long ago war are eloquently presented in this documentary. "The Crimean War" is a well-researched look into the conflict that shook Europe during the years 1853-56. The bloody conflict that pitted Russia against a large European coalition is shown here to be part of a chain of long-held antagonisms that continue to this day. Perhaps of all the things we remember of this confrontation, the only positive aspect that emerges is the appearance of Florence Nightingale.
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