The Dream (1913)

The Dream (1913) was a Short Films - Comedy Film directed by Otis Turner .

Actor | Eleanor Parker, Part 1: The Dream Factory

By Andrew Wickliffe on Nov 27, 2017 From The Stop Button

In June 1941, right before turning nineteen years old, Eleanor Parker signed on as a contract player at Warner Bros. She had just finished a year at the Pasadena Playhouse. Parker started acting in high school and had been dodging studio screen tests since she was fifteen; she wanted to continue dev... Read full article

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Safe in the Dream of Cinema

By FlickChick on Feb 7, 2016 From A Person in the Dark

In a dream, in a place and time that never changes, in a piece of film, that is my safe place. No matter how uncertain the world, I can count on: C.C. Baxter and Miss Kubelik playing gin The Little Tramp's joy at realizing the Blind Girl can see Eve Kendall recommending the trout to Roger T... Read full article

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THE DREAM MACHINE RETURNS

By Terry on Apr 21, 2015 From Stardust and Shadows

Digital power has brought motion pictures to a new audience.? The discs (or the next format) gives us all an opportunity to hold motion picture history. ?The recent TCM CLASSIC FILM FESTIVAL in Los Angeles may have looked at first glance like it was going backward from that. THE RETURN OF THE DREAM ... Read full article

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The Dream (1911) A Silent Film Review

By Fritzi Kramer on Oct 5, 2014 From Movies Silently

By Fritzi Kramer on October 5, 2014 in Blog, Feature, Silent Movie Review Husband and wife acting duo Mary Pickford and Owen Moore share the screen in this short film about marriage, infidelity and tastes of one?s own medicine. This trifle is a rare example of Pickford?s work during her stint at IMP... Read full article

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Film Activism: The Dreamlands

By Bernardo Villela on Dec 15, 2013 From The Movie Rat

During this past 61 Days of Halloween I discovered a new, and great Lovecraft adaptation. It was produced in Germany and titled Die Farbe, or as it is know here The Color Out of Space. Albeit another adaptation of this oft retold tale it has its own slant and a great take. As it turns out that same ... Read full article

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