Teresa Wright stars as Charlotte "Charlie" Newton, a young woman that feels lost in the banality of life. In desperation, she telegraphs her beloved uncle Charlie (Cotten), who she has been named after, in hopes he will free them from their "rut". Little does she know that her Uncle has already planned an escape to
Dorothy (Garland), a young farm girl from Kansas, and her dog, Toto, find themselves in another world after getting swept up in a twister. Her black and white world is transformed into the colorful and fantastic Land of Oz. There, she meets her companions the Scarecrow (Bolger), Tin Man (Haley), & The Lion (Lahr). Together
quote Richard Hannay (Donat), a man visiting England from Canada, gets mixed up in international espionage. An adventure that sends him on the run through Scotland, in search of "The 39 Steps". Direction Hitchcock's films always stand out, in part due to his attention to camera placement, focus and the blocking of his characters in
You Can Say Anything, You Can Do Anything, But You Can't Fake A Thought. A young woman (Jessie Buckley) contemplates breaking up with her new boyfriend, Jake, (Jesse Plemons) while going on a road trip to visit his parents. The ensuing surrealist trip explores loneliness, regret, and a descent into mental illness. Charlie Kaufman's rendition
