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All 61 Keir Dullea Movies (in Order)
Dive into the fascinating world of cinema with our latest roundup article, Keir Dullea Movies. Featuring a comprehensive list of Keir Dullea’s best films, this article is sure to captivate movie buffs and newcomers alike. Get ready to discover some of the most memorable performances of this talented actor in this engaging and informative read.
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1. The Hoodlum Priest (1961)
The Hoodlum Priest is a compelling drama based on the true story of Fr. Charles Clark, who devoted his life to ministering to the members of street gangs. Directed by Irvin Kershner and written by Melvin Sloan, Don Murray, and Joseph Landon, the film stars Don Murray, Larry Gates, and Logan Ramsey.
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2. David and Lisa (1962)
David and Lisa, ” released in 1962, tells the story of teenager David Clemens who suffers from a hysterical fear that he will die if he comes into physical contact with another person. Desperate to overcome his condition, David’s mother enrolls him at a home for mentally disturbed young people. This emotionally charged drama delves into themes such as mental illness, multiple personality disorder, and the struggles of growing up amidst personal fears.
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3. The Thin Red Line (1964)
The Thin Red Line, ” based on the novel by James Jones, is a gripping World War II drama film focused on the unraveling of the mental fortitude of soldiers amidst the chaos of the Guadalcanal invasion. The story unfolds with the tension between a private soldier and his sergeant, portraying the anti-war sentiment that permeates the battlefield.
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4. Le ore nude (1964)
Le Ore Nude, released in 1964, is an Italian drama film that delves into the complex world of relationships and desires. Directed by Marco Vicario, the movie stars Rossana Podestà, Keir Dullea, and Philippe Leroy in pivotal roles. At its core, the film is a character-driven exploration of a woman’s journey as she grapples with her husband’s unusual preferences and finds herself enmeshed in a passionate but dangerous affair with a young student.
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5. Mail Order Bride (1964)
In the wild west town of Montana, the elderly Will Lane (Buddy Ebsen) has a plan to tame his rebellious son Tom (Keir Dullea) by arranging a mail-order bride. Tensions rise as Tom’s new bride, a feisty female saloon owner (Lois Nettleton), arrives in town, turning Tom’s wild ways into a hilarious spectacle. As unexpected love blossoms between Tom and the saloon owner, Will tries to manipulate the situation, but his schemes take a comedic turn in this classic Western comedy directed by Burt Kennedy.
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6. Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965)
Bunny Lake is Missing” is a gripping mystery-thriller set in 1960s London. The film follows Ann Lake, a single mother who desperately reports that her four-year-old daughter Bunny has gone missing.
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7. Madame X (1966)
In 1966, Hollywood brought Madame X to life, an exciting drama that tells the story of a once-respected woman, now forced into a dangerous and twisted life of deception. After the tragic and unexpected death of her lover, a wife of a wealthy man is convinced to mimic her own demise.
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8. The Fox (1967)
The Fox, ” a gripping 1967 drama, tells the tale of two young women, Jill and Ellen, who attempt to keep a chicken farm running in Canada. Their lives take an unexpected turn when the powerful and gentle Paul Grenfell returns to help them, ultimately proposing marriage to Ellen.
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9. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
2001: A Space Odyssey” is a timeless masterpiece of science fiction and adventure that takes us on an epic journey through outer space. Directed by the legendary Stanley Kubrick and written by Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke, the film follows the discovery of a mysterious monolith that prompts a manned spacecraft to travel to Jupiter in search of its origins.
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10. De Sade (1969)
De Sade” is a controversial biographical drama film released in 1969, delving into the life of the infamous Marquis de Sade. The film, directed by Cy Endfield and Roger Corman, takes an unflinching look at the real-life exploits of the man who became the most celebrated sexual and physical pervert in history.
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11. Black Water Gold (1970)
In the thrilling adventure film, “Black Water Gold, ” a seasoned marine archaeologist, a tenacious Mexican historian, and a fearless scuba team team up in a race against time to uncover the treasures of a long-lost Spanish galleon. With danger lurking just beneath the surface, their journey takes them through the mystical Bahamas, where they must outsmart a ruthless rival team, led by a well-armed and relentless commercial expedition.
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12. Montserrat (1971)
Montserrat, ” a gripping drama from 1971, sheds light on the tumultuous South American Wars of Independence. At the heart of the conflict, we find Simón Bolívar, the liberator, who has managed to escape from Spanish captivity. It is a Spanish officer, Captain Montserrat, who aids Bolívar in his daring escape. With time running out, Montserrat is threatened with torture by the ruthless Colonel Izquierdo, who demands to know the whereabouts of the captivating Bolívar.
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13. Devil in the Brain (1972)
Devil in the Brain” is a captivating 1972 thriller film directed by Sergio Sollima and starring Stefania Sandrelli, Keir Dullea, and Micheline Presle. Set in Italy, the movie revolves around a young boy suspected of murdering his father and sent to a mental hospital. As a doctor meticulously scrutinizes the boy’s mental health, he begins to unravel a far more sinister truth.
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14. Pope Joan (1972)
Pope Joan” is a riveting drama film set in medieval Europe that tells the unconventional story of a pious young woman who defies societal norms and rises to unthinkable heights. A prodigious scholar of theology, she cleverly disguises herself as a man and ascends through the ranks of the Catholic Church, eventually earning the title of Pope.
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15. Paperback Hero (1973)
Paperback Hero” is a thought-prooking drama set in a small town where a prominent hockey player, who’s losing grip on reality, begins to believe he’s a gunslinger in the Old West. As his mental state deteriorates, we follow his journey full of unexpected twists and turns.
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16. Black Christmas (1974)
Experience the chilling terror of 1974’s classic thriller, Black Christmas. This suspenseful film follows a group of sorority girls as they take their Christmas break, only to be haunted by a mysterious, sinister presence.
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17. Paul and Michelle (1974)
Experience the captivating drama and passionate romance in “Paul and Michelle” (1974). Set three years after Paul Harrison is torn away from Michelle Latour and their baby, Sylvie, the story follows the emotional journey of this young couple.
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18. Law and Order (1976)
In the heart of New York City, a compelling tale unfolds through three generations of dedication and duty to the Police Department. Law and Order (1976) brings to life the gritty world of the NYPD, where corruption lurks around every corner, and family bonds are put to the test.
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19. Welcome to Blood City (1977)
Step into a sinister, Wild West world unlike any other in “Welcome to Blood City”. As a group of amnesiac strangers find themselves in servitude to an unnamed city, they quickly learn that the key to advancement rests in the cold-blooded act of murder. Led by charismatic, ambitious Keir Dullea, who sets his sights on the top position within the twisted hierarchy, “Welcome to Blood City” explores themes of power, desperation, and the human condition when pushed to absolute limits.
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20. Three Dangerous Ladies (1977)
Prepare to be gripped by terror with “Three Dangerous Ladies” (1977), a chilling horror anthology starring Ronee Blakley, Graham Crowden, and Ed Devereaux. This spine-tingling film presents three unrelated horror segments, each revolving around a woman who unwittingly or willingly spreads evil. The movie, which combines stories from the 1975 UK horror anthology series “Classics Dark and Dangerous, ” offers a unique blend of mystery and suspense that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
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21. The Haunting of Julia (1977)
In the gripping 1977 release, “The Haunting of Julia, ” wealthy American homemaker Julia Lofting seeks out a new beginning in London after the tragic death of her daughter, Katie. However, her quest for normalcy takes a dark turn when she becomes haunted by the ghostly presences of other children while still grieving for her own. As Julia tries to reconcilile her life, she finds herself questioning whether her torment is caused by the maliciousness of her husband, the haunting of her daughter, or simply her fragile sanity.
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22. Leopard in the Snow (1978)
Experience a captivating tale of love and secrets in “Leopard in the Snow” (1978), a heartwarming drama directed by Gerry O’Hara. Set against the backdrop of a treacherous English winter storm, we follow a beautiful young woman as her life intertwines with the life of a once-famous reclusive American racecar driver who was left physically crippled after a fatal accident.
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23. Because He’s My Friend (1978)
Because He’s My Friend, ” a captivating 1978 drama, follows an American family’s life-changing journey when they relocate to Australia for submarine warfare training. The heartwarming tale, set against the backdrop of military life, presents a unique set of challenges for the family, particularly their developmentally disabled son, who begins a journey of growth and learning. The film, directed by Ralph Nelson and starring an all-star cast including Karen Black and Keir Dullea, will leave viewers rooting for the family’s triumphs and bonds amidst the unforeseen obstacles of their new environment.
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24. The Legend of the Golden Gun (1979)
The Legend of the Golden Gun” is a 1979 Western fantasy film that takes us back to the tumultuous era of the American Civil War. After his family is mercilessly murdered by Confederate raider William Quantrill, a young and determined farmer embarks on a quest for vengeance with the help of a renowned gunfighter. As they journey through treacherous landscapes and confront ruthless adversaries, they must also navigate the mysteries surrounding a legendary gold mine and its coveted mine claim.
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25. Brave New World (1980)
In “Brave New World” (1980), a man raised in a primitive society explores a futuristic world where his parents reside. He struggles to adapt to their oppressive ways, as he has built his knowledge from the works of Shakespeare. This psychotronic film delves into themes of drugs, cloning, and the cost of progress.
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26. The Starlost: The Beginning (1980)
The Starlost: The Beginning” (1980) is a fascinating sci-fi film that takes viewers on a journey into the unexpected. Set in the quiet town of Cypress Corners, three unsuspecting farmers stumble upon a hidden door buried beneath their farmland. As they break through it, they are transported to a mind-boggling discovery: they are not on Earth, but inside a colossal Noah’s Ark-like spaceship, encompassing diverse human cultures within its giant “domes. ”
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27. The Starlost: The Invasion (1980)
Transport yourself to an out-of-this-world adventure filled with suspense and drama as you witness humanity’s greatest struggle against a sinister invasion in the 1980 telemovie, “The Starlost: The Invasion. ” This thrilling retelling, based on the 1973 television series, “The Starlost, ” features iconic performances from Keir Dullea, Gay Rowan, and Robin Ward, as they navigate through a world where outer space, biosphere, and alien forces converge.
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28. The Starlost: Deception (1980)
In the year 1980, “The Starlost: Deception” takes viewers on an exhilarating ride in the realm of sci-fi movies. This independent film follows the gripping tale of three adventurers, embarking on a crucial mission to save an impending colossal spaceship from ruin. However, their journey takes an unexpected turn as they face relentless resistance from the inhabitants of isolated pods on the ship.
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29. The Starlost: The Return (1980)
The Starlost: The Return” is a thrilling 1980 telemovie that combines two classic episodes from the 1973 television series “The Starlost” - “The Pisces” and “Farthing’s Comet”. Set in the distant future and outer space, this adventurous drama blends elements of sci-fi, adventure, and drama, as audiences explore the depths of time and space.
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30. The Hostage Tower (1980)
The Hostage Tower, released in 1980, is a suspenseful crime thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Set in the iconic city of Paris, the film follows a criminal who decides to take hostages on the Eiffel Tower. As tension mounts, the clock is ticking for the authorities, led by a skilled former CIA agent, to come up with a plan and rescue the hostages before it’s too late.
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31. The Starlost: The Alien Oro (1980)
The Starlost: The Alien Oro - a riveting 1980s sci-fi movie - takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through deep space. A malevolent alien named Oro, obsessed with seizing control, has set his sights on a massive spaceship housing Earth’s final survivors. The stage is set for an epic battle between Oro and the brave individuals who must protect their fellow Earthlings against overwhelming odds.
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32. No Place to Hide (1981)
No Place to Hide” (1981) is a gripping drama, horror, and mystery film that follows the life of Amy, the only daughter of a recently deceased wealthy father. After her father’s death, she lives with her stepmother, who brings along a new family dynamic.
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33. BrainWaves (1982)
BrainWaves”, a 1982 sci-fi thriller takes viewers on a chilling journey as Doctor Frank Kellner tries to revive Kaylie, who has been in a coma for months, with an experimental procedure. By stimulating her brain with the neural patterns of a recently deceased woman, Kaylie regains consciousness.
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34. 2010: The Year We Make Contact (1984)
2010: The Year We Make Contact” is a captivating adventure that delves into the world of space exploration, mystery, and science fiction. Directed by Peter Hyams, this film follows a joint USA-Soviet mission sent to Jupiter to uncover the fate of the “Discovery” spacecraft and its advanced H. A. L.
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35. Blind Date (1984)
Blind Date” is a thrilling 1984 horror film that masterfully blends elements from various genres. The story revolves around a man who loses his sight after remembering his deceased girlfriend. Desperate for answers, the doctors fit him with an experimental device that enables him to see through a computer interface and brain electrodes. As the plot unfolds, audiences are introduced to a dangerous taxi driver who takes advantage of unsuspecting women, committing heinous acts hidden in plain sight.
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36. The Next One (1984)
The Next One” is a thrilling science fiction movie set in the year 1984. Directed by Nico Mastorakis and written by the same talented individual, this chilling drama takes the audience on a journey to a remote Greek island where an astronaut’s widow and her young son meet a mysterious stranger from the future.
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37. Night of 100 Stars III (1990)
Dive into the world of glitz, glamour, and music with the third installation of ‘Night of 100 Stars’. This TV special brings together an all-star cast in a variety show that supports a noble cause - the Actors Fund.
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38. Oh, What a Night (1992)
Oh, What a Night” is a comedy film from 1992 that explores the lives of two teenage boys as they navigate love, attraction, and relationships. The movie centers on two small-town teenagers who are caught up in the thrill and intrigue of their burgeoning romantic interests. As one boy embarks on a daring quest to win over the affections of a beautiful girl using his father’s car, the other finds himself tangled in a web of love and deceit, with his eyes set on a mature woman who is an expert in the art of seduction.
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39. Songs in Ordinary Time (2000)
Songs in Ordinary Time, ” directed by Rod Holcomb, is a gripping drama film released in 2000 starring renowned actors like Sissy Spacek, Beau Bridges, and Keir Dullea. The film tells the story of a struggling mother who unwittingly invites a mysterious stranger into her life, leaving her to question if the affection she’s offering is to a potential lover or harboring a hidden criminal. The movie offers a compelling exploration of the complexities and vulnerabilities of human relationships set against the backdrop of ordinary lives.
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40. The Audrey Hepburn Story (2000)
The Audrey Hepburn Story” is a biographical made-for-TV movie capturing the life of the legendary Hollywood actress, Audrey Hepburn. Spanning from her early childhood to the 1960s, the film delves into her journey as a Dutch overachieving ballerina, navigating the challenges of her parents’ divorce and enduring five trying years living in Nazi-occupied Holland during World War II.
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41. Sweet Dreams (2001)
Sweet Dreams, ” a lovingly crafted coming-of-age tale from director Saso Podgorsek, transports viewers to tumultuous 1970s Yugoslavia. At the heart of this intriguing film is 13-year-old Egon Vittori, brilliantly portrayed by Janko Mandic.
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42. Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures (2001)
Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures is a fascinating documentary that serves as a tribute to the iconic filmmaker’s life and career. This 2001 film takes an in-depth look at the world of Stanley Kubrick, one of Hollywood’s most celebrated and revered directors.
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43. Three Days of Rain (2002)
Three Days of Rain” is a captivating drama set against the backdrop of a three-day rain storm in present day Cleveland, Ohio. The story revolves around the six Anton Chekhov short stories that unfold during this intense weather event.
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44. Alien Hunter (2003)
In the thrilling sci-fi action adventure, Alien Hunter, an alien black box is discovered at the South Pole, coinciding with a government agency’s botanical experiments. The enigmatic artifact unleashes unimaginable horrors, setting the stage for a heart-pounding race against time.
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45. The Good Shepherd (2006)
The Good Shepherd takes us on a riveting journey through the tumultuous early history of the Central Intelligence Agency, seen through the lens of one man’s life. The film, set in the 1950s and 1960s, stars Matt Damon, Angelina Jolie, and Robert De Niro as they delve deep into the world of espionage during the height of the Cold War.
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46. The Accidental Husband (2008)
The Accidental Husband, ” a delightful rom-com from 2008, follows the life of Emma Lloyd, a successful talk-radio host who suddenly finds herself entangled in an amusing and unexpected predicament. When she advises a heartbroken listener to cut ties with her boyfriend, things go awry as the jilted ex-boyfriend decides to seek revenge on her.
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47. All Me, All the Time (2009)
All Me, All the Time” is a captivating comedy-drama that explores the lives of two spirited teenagers on the night of their high school graduation. As they revel in the excitement of their future, the marriages of their parents begin to fray in the backdrop of suburban kitchens. The film masterfully weaves together humor and emotion, providing viewers with a fresh perspective on the challenges faced by both generations.
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48. Fortune (2009)
Fortune” is a captivating drama that explores the unexpected intersection of two vastly different lives. When a desperate young man, the ambitions son of an affluent client, crashes into the life of a suicidal psychiatrist, everything changes. The psychiatrist, seeking a way out of his pain, is pulled back from the brink by the persistence of the young man who claims to be on the verge of ruin.
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49. These Amazing Shadows (2011)
These Amazing Shadows” (2011) is a powerful documentary that explores the history and significance of The National Film Registry, a prestigious roll call of American cinema treasures. This film not only reflects the diverse array of films but also encapsulates the American experience, making it a compelling watch for film appreciation enthusiasts.
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50. Room 237 (2012)
Room 237 is a meticulously crafted documentary that delves into the enigmatic world of Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 horror film, The Shining, through multiple intriguing conspiracy theories. Directed by Rodney Ascher, this thought-provoking film weaves together various interpretations of the iconic movie, exploring its hidden messages and symbolism.
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51. Isn’t It Delicious (2013)
Isn’t It Delicious” is a heartwarming and humorous comedy-drama that takes a glimpse into the life of Joan Weldon, a woman battling lung cancer. As she faces her impending death, Joan embarks on a mission to mend her fractured relationships with her family, including her three grown-up children, her husband, and her estranged best friend.
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52. Infinitely Polar Bear (2014)
Infinitely Polar Bear” is a heartwarming and emotionally charged film that explores the intricacies of parenting and mental illness. The movie, set in 2014, tells the story of a man named Cam Stuart, who struggles with bipolar disorder. Despite his mental challenges, he attempts to win back his estranged wife by taking full responsibility for their two energetic and spirited daughters.
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53. Kubrick Remembered (2014)
Kubrick Remembered is a mesmerizing documentary that delves into the life and groundbreaking works of legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick. Part of the revered Stanley Kubrick: The Masterpiece Collection, this compelling ten-disc set offers a unique perspective on the artist behind some of the most unforgettable films in history. Spanning from 1962’s Lolita to Kubrick’s final film, Eyes Wide Shut in 1999, this captivating documentary presents previously unseen material and interviews with those intimately involved with the director’s process.
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54. Space Station 76 (2014)
Space Station 76” is a vibrant and eccentric sci-fi comedy-drama, seamlessly blending the nostalgia of the 1970s with a dazzling vision of the future. This quirky film takes us on a thrilling journey through an unusual world where asteroids collide and personalities clash. With a star-studded cast including Patrick Wilson, Liv Tyler, and Marisa Coughlan, “Space Station 76” promises to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience.
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55. The Fabulous Allan Carr (2017)
The Fabulous Allan Carr is a captivating documentary that delves into the life and career of the esteemed producer who was once known for his larger-than-life reputation. Having made waves with the hit movie Grease and the iconic Broadway sensation La Cage Aux Folles, Carr’s journey takes a dramatic turn after he masterminded the infamous 1989 Academy Awards.
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56. Filmworker (2017)
Filmworker” is a riveting documentary that delves into the extraordinary relationship between English actor Leon Vitali and American filmmaker Stanley Kubrick. This unique partnership spans over three decades, as Vitali becomes a crucial part of Kubrick’s filmmaking process.
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57. April Flowers (2017)
April Flowers, ” a captivating drama from 2017, tells the story of April, a spirited and introspective young woman living in New York City. When she stumbles upon an anonymous journal, her curiosity piques and sets the stage for a heartwarming yet enigmatic journey.
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58. Fahrenheit 451 (2018)
In the 2018 adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s groundbreaking novel, Fahrenheit 451, we’re transported to a dystopian future where books are outlawed, and firemen burn them as a means of maintaining social control. Michael B.
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59. Valley of the Gods (2019)
Valley of the Gods” (2019) is an intriguing drama that masterfully blends adventure, sci-fi, and allegory with the Navajo lore and the world of a reclusive trillionaire. Follow the enticing journey of a talented biographer, her unusual subject, and the mesmerizing allegory that unfolds as they navigate the Valley of the Gods.
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60. Gatsby in Connecticut: The Untold Story (2020)
Delve into the enigmatic world of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Great Gatsby with Gatsby in Connecticut: The Untold Story, a captivating documentary that uncovers the true reality behind one of literature’s most iconic novels. Set in 1920s Westport, Connecticut, the film explores the transformative summer where Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda lived, which would later inspire Gatsby’s world of glamour, intrigue, and scandal.
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61. We Need to Talk About A.I. (2020)
We Need to Talk About A. I. ” dives into the world of artificial intelligence, a topic that has fascinated and scared humanity for decades. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 26 minutes, this documentary, directed by acclaimed New Zealand director Leanne Pooley, takes us on a captivating journey through the past, present, and potential future of AI.
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