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Ann Miller-Tom Ewell "El gran pasatiempo americano" (The great american pastime) 1956, de Herman Hoffman.
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Ann Miller-Tom Ewell "El gran pasatiempo americano" (The great american pastime) 1956, de Herman Hoffman.
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Revolutionary Quintero has been captured by the Federale. He gets $600 to Max to continue the cause. Bandit and revolutionary Lobero wants him to use the money for guns and ammo, but instead he hires Chris Adams. They put together a new Seven to free Quintero. The film attempts to ground itself in a sense of social awareness (in part with characters like Bernie Casey’s ex-slave Cassie and the…
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IT'S A DOG'S LIFE (1955) REMASTERED This classic comedy tells the quintessential American rags to riches tale, with a terrier twist. Told from the perspective of an American Bull Terrier named Wildfire (with Vic Morrow providing the voice of the pooch), we get a dog's eye view of both sides of the street as he rises from Bowery bar dogfighter to show dogging on the Upper East Side. All the while, Wildfire is on the hunt for his missing mother, and the father that deserted them both. Based on the story The Bar Sinister, this Runyonesqe shaggy dog has character and charm in abundance. A young Elmer Bernstein provides the ebullient score. 16X9 WIDESCREEN