One of the more remarkable films from the 1950s, we think, is a gritty black-and-white indie thriller that clocks in at 77 minutes. The film, Suddenly (1954), is about an assassination attempt of an American president. Specifically, it centres on a house overlooking a train station where the president – for security reasons – will […]
Frank Sinatra’s Study of Psychopathy — Silver Screenings
Chicago FEEDBACK Film Festival 