Why does Indiana Jones wear glasses? The hidden mistakes in film masterpieces
The book dissects the errors and out-of-place details that can jar viewers, even in the most celebrated classics
Hollywood is no country for Clint Eastwood
It’s striking the poor treatment the legendary director has received from the studios that profited from his success
The John Ford film saved from the axe and rediscovered 100 years later in Chile
Film researcher Jaime Córdova has recovered ‘The Scarlet Drop,’ one of the earliest films by American director John Ford, from a warehouse sale in Santiago and brought it back to the screen
From Reagan to Trump, a movie marathon before the US elections
The triumphant and unhinged country that took shape in the 1980s is today invoked by a series of films that deal with an identity made up of lost values
When the Navajos fooled John Ford
The difference between the way ‘Cheyenne Autumn’ was shot 60 years ago and the recent ' Killers of the Flower Moon’ reflects Hollywood’s radical change toward Native Americans
‘Lessons in Chemistry’ and ‘The Marvels’: Yuck! GIRLS!
In the 1950s a woman wasn’t allowed to be a scientist. There are still jobs where a female presence is greeted with suspicion: some as absurd as saving the world in a pair of tights
From ‘Yellowstone’ to ‘Reservation Dogs’: How the West was won back by Native Americans in US television shows
‘1923’, ‘Alaska Daily’, ‘Three Pines’ and ‘The English’ are among many recent series to have addressed the past and present suffering of American Indians