485K views · 2.8K reactions | There's nothing better than curling up in front of a fire and watching a classic Christmas film    | Family Fortunes | Facebook

212K views · 7.1K reactions | On The Silver Glove (1988) The Best Sci-Fi film never made The Polish government healted production in the late 1970s and ordered the film to be destroyed Luckly the cast and crew secretly kept the project, which was 80% complete. | Darkweb | Facebook

Movie Trailer: The Stranger (1946) Director: Orson Welles Writers: Anthony Veiller, Victor Trivas Stars: Orson Welles, Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young Genres : Classics, Crime, Drama, Film-Noir | Cult Cinema Classics

1.4K views · 61 reactions | "Polish Cinema, the Polish School, always won out whenever it created images instead of dialogue. Because its easy to censor words" Andrzej Wajda | History of Cinema | Facebook

110K views · 3.3K reactions | On This Day 60 years ago Doctor Zhivago (1965), directed by David Lean, premiered in USA. “Zhivago is a very passive part — he’s a poet and a doctor — and a fatal pitfall would have been to cast too much with the type… I thought of Omar… because he’s very sensitive… and I think it works.” David Lean | History of Cinema | Facebook

Akira Kurosawa’s Dreams premiered at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival, introduced by Steven Spielberg. This poetic anthology of eight dream-inspired episodes reflects on nature, art, war, and mortality. From serene orchards to nuclear nightmares, Kurosawa’s vision is both intimate and universal. Featuring Martin Scorsese as Van Gogh, Dreams bridges cinema and painting, offering a deeply personal farewell from one of cinema’s great masters. | History of Cinema