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Release: March 14, 2023

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Warner Bros. was always a progressive studio when it came to dealing with social issues that their competitors shied away from. With the Nazi threat building momentum in Europe, the studio courageouly defied external pressures and made the first Hollywood film to expose the issue of domestic espionage. Based on true events, Edward G. Robinson stars as a government agent who uncovers a ring of Nazi spies operating in the U.S., with a fine supporting cast including Francis Lederer, George Sanders, and Paul Lukas.

Release: July 26, 2016

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FIVE MILES TO MIDNIGHT (1962)- Blu-ray - Newly Re-mastered in HD! Screen icons Sophia Loren (Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow) and Anthony Perkins (Psycho) star as a poor Parisian couple who embark upon a simple get-rich-quick-scheme... only to find themselves hurtling blindly down a winding road of desperation, deceit and madness. In the grand tradition of Double Indemnity and The Postman Always Rings Twice, Five Miles to Midnight weaves a constantly tightening web of suspense that grips the viewer by the heart and doesn't let go until the final frame. Filmed entirely in Paris in the stark contrasts of black and white, Five Miles to Midnight is a psychological suspense thriller of the highest order. Two of the film s best features are the stunning photography by Henri Alekan (Wings of Desire, Topkapi) and the haunting score by Mikis Theodorakis (Serpico, Z). Stylish direction by Anatole Litvak (Sorry, Wrong Number) and featuring wonderful performances by Gig Young (City That Never Sleeps) and Jean-Pierre Aumont (Hotel Du Nord). Bonus Features: Alternate French Scene Trailer Gallery

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Anatole Litvak directs and Sam Spiegel produces The Night of the Generals (1967), an unusual World War II crime thriller about a Nazi investigation into the murder of a prostitute. Major Grau (Omar Sharif) finds himself focusing on three suspects: the Generals Tanz (Peter O'Toole), Kahlenberg (Donald Pleasence) and Seydlitz-Gabler (Charles Gray) - all three of whom, it seems, are also involved in a plot to kill Hitler. Also starring Tom Courtenay, Joanna Pettet and Philippe Noiret, shot by the great Henri Decaë and featuring a score by Maurice Jarre, available on this Twilight Time release as an isolated track.

Release: October 28, 2025

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John Garfield and Ida Lupino star in the big-screen adaptation of Irwin Shaws play The Gentle People, a pre-World War II allegory warning of the seductive allure and danger inherent in pretending the looming danger of fascism could be ignored. A small fishing town is relentlessly threatened by the local thug, Harold Goff, who extorts cash each week for protection. Everything changes when the town tailor's daughter becomes attracted to Goff as a way to escape her dull, small town life.

Release: August 4, 2026

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Bette Davis plays the warm, intelligent Louise Elliott, who loses her heart to a charming ne'er-do-well (Errol Flynn) who marries then deserts her. It takes the pandemonium of the San Francisco earthquake and two years of heartache to reunite them. Anita Louise & Jane Bryan co-star as Louise's sisters, whose own marital trials add more hankies to this prestige melodrama bookended by the 1904 and 1908 Presidential elections and enriched by a nod to the dawning women's movement.

Release: June 1, 2004

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"A first for Hollywood, ""The Snake Pit"" broke ground with its depiction of life in a mental hospital. When Virginia Stuart awakens to find herself committed to an asylum, she must piece together the events that brought her there; a painstaking process with her tenuous hold on reality..

Release: March 21, 2023

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Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster star in one of the greatest and most engrossing film noir thrillers ever put to celluloid. Young, rich, bedridden Leona Stevenson (Stanwyck) dials a telephone number one night and overhears two men plotting the murder of an unidentified woman. She becomes frantic. Her terror is intensified by mysterious calls from an old college rival and a friend of her father. With time running out, Leona pieces evidence together that leads her to suspect that it is her husband (Lancaster) who wants her murdered. Sorry, Wrong Number is a classic, extraordinary example of cumulative suspense and sheer terror. Barbara Stanwyck received an Oscar® nomination for her magnificent performance. Bonus Content: Audio Commentary by Film and Pop Culture Podcasters Sam Hurley and Emily Higgins Audio Commentary by Film Noir Foundation Board Member Alan K. Rode Introduction by Film Historian Eddie Muller Hold the Phone: The Making of Sorry, Wrong Number Sorry, Wrong Number: 1950 Lux Radio Play with Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster Sorry, Wrong Number: Filmed Performance of the Radio Play Theatrical Trailer Photo Gallery

Release: November 9, 2013

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One of the most important documentary series ever produced and winner of an Academy Award(r), Frank Capra's WHY WE FIGHT presents a compelling argument for U.S. involvement in World War II. Over the course of seven films, the history of fascist aggression is revealed and the reasons America must fight, underscored. For millions of Americans, including newly drafted soldiers, WHY WE FIGHT was the most important piece of propaganda they would encounter during the war. This deluxe two Blu-Ray set features all seven films in their entirety, in stunning 1080/24p high definition. It also includes two historic wartime shorts, totaling seven hours of entertainment. Episodes include: Prelude to War (1942) examines the difference between democratic and fascist states, and covers the Japanese conquest of Manchuria and the Italian conquest of Ethiopia. The Nazis Strike (1943) covers Nazi geopolitics and the conquest of Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland. Divide and Conquer (1943) the campaign in Benelux and the Fall of France. The Battle of Britain (1943) depicts Britain's victory against the Luftwaffe. The Battle of Russia (1943) shows a history of Russian defense and Russia's battle against Germany. The Battle of China (1944) shows Japanese aggression such as the Nanking Massacre and Chinese efforts such as the construction of the Burma Road and the Battle of Changsha. War Comes to America (1945) shows how the pattern of Axis aggression turned the American people against isolationism. Released just months before V-J Day, this film was intended to have a "Part II" sequel which was never produced. Please note, due to the historic nature of these films, image quality and sound may vary. Presented in its original 4:3 pillarbox aspect ratio with monaural sound, in black and white. Important: playback requires a Blu-Ray disc player. ”Academy Award” and the Award of Merit Statuette are registered copyrights and trademarks of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, all rights reserved.

Release: November 9, 2013

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One of the most important documentary series ever produced and winner of an Academy Award(r), Frank Capra's WHY WE FIGHT presents a compelling argument for U.S. involvement in World War II. Over the course of seven films, the history of fascist aggression is revealed and the reasons America must fight, underscored. For millions of Americans, including newly drafted soldiers, WHY WE FIGHT was the most important piece of propaganda they would encounter during the war. This deluxe two Blu-Ray set features all seven films in their entirety, in stunning 1080/24p high definition. It also includes two historic wartime shorts, totaling seven hours of entertainment. Episodes include: Prelude to War (1942) examines the difference between democratic and fascist states, and covers the Japanese conquest of Manchuria and the Italian conquest of Ethiopia. The Nazis Strike (1943) covers Nazi geopolitics and the conquest of Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland. Divide and Conquer (1943) the campaign in Benelux and the Fall of France. The Battle of Britain (1943) depicts Britain's victory against the Luftwaffe. The Battle of Russia (1943) shows a history of Russian defense and Russia's battle against Germany. The Battle of China (1944) shows Japanese aggression such as the Nanking Massacre and Chinese efforts such as the construction of the Burma Road and the Battle of Changsha. War Comes to America (1945) shows how the pattern of Axis aggression turned the American people against isolationism. Released just months before V-J Day, this film was intended to have a "Part II" sequel which was never produced. Please note, due to the historic nature of these films, image quality and sound may vary. Presented in its original 4:3 pillarbox aspect ratio with monaural sound, in black and white. Important: playback requires a Blu-Ray disc player. ”Academy Award” and the Award of Merit Statuette are registered copyrights and trademarks of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, all rights reserved.