Bruce Bennett is a film critic for the New York Sun.
A Selective Filmography
Shooting on weekends, a team of young, Jewish filmmaker-wannabes in 1920s Berlin made a classic film—and launched several major Hollywood careers.
The early disputatious days of American movies.
2017 Summer
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