Egyptian Theatre - Hollywood

1 hr 43 min · 91/100

A U.S. agent (Cary Grant) brings a traitor's daughter (Ingrid Bergman) to Rio de Janeiro to seduce an exiled Nazi (Claude Rains).

1 hr 35 min · 89/100

A screen poem about life in America at the turn of the century. A story of love and murder told through the voice of a child and expressive images of nature in 1916. A steelworker flees Chicago after a fight with his boss; he takes his little sister and girlfriend with him.

2 hr 4 min · 90/100

50th Anniversary! SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS, 1961, Warner Bros., 124 min. Natalie Wood gives her greatest performance as an anguished teenager in love with high school beau Warren Beatty, in director Elia Kazan’s heart-wrenching portrait of 1920s America. Wood’s tormented cries of "I’m a good girl, mama" come from some haunted place few actresses ever reach - her work here earned Wood her second (of three) Oscar nominations as Best Actress. Discussion following with Editor and film scholar Lisa Dombrowski, scholar Leo Braudy and biographers Richard Schickel and Sam Wasson. Plus Book signing of Kazan Revisited across the street at Every Picture Tells a Story.

1 hr 54 min · 90/100

Twelve years after their beloved eldest son, Junpei, drowned while saving a stranger's life, Kyohei (Yoshio Harada) and Toshiko (Kirin Kiki) welcome their surviving children home for a family reunion. Younger son Ryota (Hiroshi Abe) still feels that his parents resent that he isn't the one who died; his new wife, Yukari (Yui Natsukawa), is awkwardly meeting the rest of the family for the first time. Daughter Chinami (You) strains to fill the uncomfortable pauses with forced cheer.