After serving in the First Infantry Division during World War II, Fuller resumed his screenwriting career and eventually took up directing, making his name with a series of well-regarded noir films, including 1953's Pickup on South Street, which earned Thelma Ritter an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress and is widely recognized as a masterpiece of the genre.
Fuller also drew on his wartime experience to provide some of Hollywood's most realistic battlefield depictions in films such as The Steel Helmet, Fixed Bayonets! and 1980's critically acclaimed The Big Red One. Fuller died Oct. 30, 1997.
Golem: The Petrified GardenIn this second film in a series of three, director Amos Gitai continues his exploration of the myth of the Golem and how it symbolizes the history of the Soviet Union. When an art dealer picks up a shipment in Russia, he discovers a massive stone statue that has the potential to awaken and release... Read More
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Street of No Return (1989) | NR | |
Helsinki Napoli (1987) | NR | |
White Dog (1982) | PG | |
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The Naked Kiss (1964) | NR | |
Shock Corridor (1963) | UR | |
Merrill's Marauders (1962) | NR | |
Underworld U.S.A. (1961) | NR | |
The Crimson Kimono (1959) | NR | |
China Gate (1957) | NR | |
Forty Guns (1957) | NR | |
House of Bamboo (1955) | NR | |
Hell and High Water (1954) | NR | |
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The Baron of Arizona (1950) | NR | |
I Shot Jesse James (1949) | NR | |
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