La Filmothèque

is a free, public domain film library. Our goal is to expose new audience to classic films, genres and directors from around the world.

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"I've always been lucky. I'll be lucky again.” - Regina Giddens, THE LITTLE FOXES (1941). #BetteDavis

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Chaplin’s Greatest Rival? « Flicker Alley https://t.co/ZFUx0BHaEj

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Hitchcock’s profile shots.

#KimNovack

VÉRTIGO (1958)

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20 years before Baby Jane…

NOW, VOYAGER was released in the USA on Halloween, 1942. #BetteDavis #OnThisDay

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History Through Hollywood: 3rd Edition – The Blonde at the Film https://t.co/dVPmdR8NTu

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"We were alone, so we felt the need to love each other even more." - Giulietta Masina

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Beyond Black and White: The Forgotten History of Color in Silent Movies https://t.co/inThxXCPwC

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Harold Lloyd bringing home a turkey in Hot Water (1924)

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Beyond the Golden Age: Film Noir Since the '50s - Bright Lights Film Journal https://t.co/rOLBsk5qoh

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Boris Karloff: 10 essential films | BFI https://t.co/fNq9kxbhxs

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The boot was made out of licorice

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George O'Brien and #MargaretLivingston, "Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans" 1927. #botd @TheAcademy

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Classic Movie Gift Guide – The Blonde at the Film https://t.co/vVfHmvSi14

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They Had Faces: Famous Ladies of the Silent Screen https://t.co/21jMMuCwT9 via @bio

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A Visual Introduction to Soviet Montage Theory: A Revolution in Filmmaking https://t.co/Pew7LENeVL

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The Lone Wolf Strikes (1940) https://t.co/3pLaiWNf9E

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The 15 Greatest Avant-Garde Filmmakers Of All Time https://t.co/mU2HWW6RU5

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Hitchcock’s back of heads.

Rear Window (1954)
Frenzy (1972)
Marnie (1964)
Vertigo (1958)

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Lobby card for MR. SKEFFINGTON (1944) featuring #BetteDavis and Claude Rains. #film

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Lon Chaney Gives an Interview—for Once « Flicker Alley https://t.co/RxkRLhnYdg