Scarlet Street
All Films
•
1h 41m
Directed by Fritz Lang | 102 mins | 1945
Fritz Lang’s heart-wrenching story of a guy with a painting habit (Edward G. Robinson), who has a square day job and a terrible mistake: loving a bad girl, a blonde schemer with a despicable boyfriend in tow. A seamy, gut-twisting noir, and one of the most thoroughly devastating films ever produced in Hollywood.
Up Next in All Films
-
Serpent's Path
Directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa | 113 mins | 2024
For this handsome remake of his own 1998 micro-budget thriller, Kiyoshi Kurosawa transposed the action from Japan to France and enlisted the talents of some of the country’s finest actors, including Grégoire Colin and Mathieu Almaric. Albert (Damien ... -
Shanghai Blues
Directed by Tsui Hark | 103 mins | 1984
This kinetic, ultra-stylish screwball comedy/historical romance/backstage musical by the inimitable Tsui—beautifully restored for its 40th anniversary—is one of the most zestily entertaining works of 1980s Hong Kong cinema. Kenny Bee’s nightclub clown and w... -
Skhizein
Directed by Jérémy Clapin | 13 mins | 2008
“I am exactly 91cm from myself,” frets Henry, the central figure in this Annecy-and Cannes-awarded account of a life uncentered. After being struck by a meteorite, Henry finds that he must negotiate to the material world—sitting in a chair, opening a win...
