King Vidor

The gorgeous clip above is from King Vidor's "Bardelys the Magnificent'' (1926), all copies of which were long believed to have disappeared decades ago. One miraculously turned up in France in 2006 and the title, restored by David Shepard ,... ... Full Article

The Crowd: This 1928 King Vidor film is one of the towering silent masterpieces, a surprisingly penetrating look at a specific American type. Though on the surface the story of a man, James Murray, above, who can't seem to catch... ... Full Article

The Film Society of Lincoln Center is offering a rare pre-Valentine Day's treat tonight at its "Golden Silents'' series -- Henry King's rarely-screened 1925 version of the four-handkerchief Samuel Goldwyn production "Stella Dallas.'' I'd never seen this, and it turns... ... Full Article

Today is Sunday, Feb. 8, the 39th day of 2009 with 326 to follow. The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. ... Full Article

by MovieMaker Staff | Published February 28, 2007 Founded in the early 1990s to provide opportunities for likeminded souls to share in the appreciation and experience of film in the natural beauty of Californias central coast region, the San Luis... ... Full Article

In his 1954 autobiography "A Tree Is a Tree," the pioneering American film director King Vidor recalled a scene from his childhood in Galveston, Texas, around the turn of the 20th century. As a group of his friends energetically took ... Full Article