A newly-released Blu-ray set spotlights a vanished era of pre-Hollywood filmmaking. The two-disc set is titled Made in New ...

Carmel Mission, founded in 1771, stands as one of California’s most authentic and beautiful Spanish missions. The entire town ...

Sherlock Holmes can be old-school, punk, steampunk, or just a boor with great cheekbones. He’s survived silent films, ...

Still, A Night to Remember is widely considered the best depiction of the Titanic disaster on film, boasting stark realism, ...

Over the course of his 40-year career, John Wayne appeared in countless iconic movies, yet there is one Western from 1965 that deserves to be rediscovered in the modern day. Although Wayne is a ...

An upcoming adaptation of a beloved period drama series is coming to our screens very soon, featuring stars of Downton Abbey, Silent Witness and more… ...

Although her name might not be familiar, Margarita Fischer was a luminous star of the silent film era who left an indelible mark on early Hollywood with her talent, beauty, and onscreen presence ...

First released in New York on December 4 1924, Erich von Stroheim’s intense, monumental Greed remains more famous for what didn’t end up on screen than what did. Based on Frank Norris’ 1899 ...

A silent-era star, Griffith was nominated for Best Actress at the second-ever Academy Awards, in 1930. But as silent films gave way to sound, she was forced to leave the screen behind.

Silent Films in Maine, Part II to be shown in Augusta Nov. 13 The Kennebec Historical Society presentation, co-sponsored by the Maine State Library, is free.

Underrated action king Joel Kinnaman (Silent Night) discusses his new film with Sandra Mae Frank, The Silent Hour, and its relationship with the deaf community. The Silent Hour is in theaters and ...