Tag Archive | 1960s films
Cactus Flower; Review by Robin Franson Pruter
Utterly charming romantic comedy, featuring a radiant performance by Ingrid Bergman.
Where the Boys Are (1960); Review by Robin Franson Pruter
A surprisingly complex and engrossing tale of young love, sex, and sexism.
Late Autumn (Akibiyori); Review by Robert Pruter
Three traditional Japanese men try to marry off the modern daughter of their late colleague.
The Lion in Winter (1968); Review by Robin Franson Pruter
Outstanding historical drama features strong characterizations and dynamic performances.
Doctor, You’ve Got to Be Kidding!; Review by Robin Franson Pruter
Sandra Dee’s charm bolsters pleasant, if mild, comedy.
Marlowe; Review by Robin Franson Pruter
Fun, intriguing, fast-paced mystery based on Raymond Chandler novel.
Home from the Hill; Review by Robin Franson Pruter
Captivating tragic melodrama about a wealthy southern landowner and his dysfunctional family.
Wild River; Review by Robin Franson Pruter
Beautiful, thoughtful film about the awful inevitability of change.
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