1970s Movies

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"Always look at the bright side of Life!" (whistling)

This film financially saved the Paramount Studios; the leading actor refused to accept his Oscar, instead he sent a supposedly Indian woman to the ceremony.

By and by, people start to behave strangely in San Francisco. "They're not themselves anymore!", cry the others, not knowing how literally they're right.

This movie had a successful Hollywood-remake but this original from Italy, starring Vittorio Gassman as a cynical amaurotic, is still better.

Ali McGraw becomes ever more beautiful on the short way to her death.

The five greatest detectives in the world spend a weekend at the mansion of Lionel Twain, a madman who gives them an insoluble case.

After her husband dies, Alice has to move out of the suburb with her son; she tries to make a living as a singer in a bar and meets men who only share one feature: violence .

A prisoner, allegedly Henri Charrière, is sent to a dreadful prison in French Guiana. His butterfly tattoo is a symbol of his longing for freedom.

During the day, Tony is poor and has a boring life, but at night he's the star dancer in the disco. Especially when a Bee Gee song is played.

One village, one cinema, teenagers, boredom, all shot in black and white. Jeff Bridges' breakthrough role.