01 A psychiatrist investigates the disturbing motives behind a stable boy's violent attack on horses.
Drama intensethought provoking
Richard Burton brought a thunderous, theatrical voice and a genuine gift for Shakespearean intensity to a film career that never quite escaped the shadow of his own tabloid fame. In Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966): A bitter, alcohol-fueled late-night gathering exposes the brutal dysfunction of a college professor’s marriage. Another standout is The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (1965): A weary British intelligence officer undertakes one final, morally compromised mission in Cold War Berlin.
01 A psychiatrist investigates the disturbing motives behind a stable boy's violent attack on horses.
02 A bitter, alcohol-fueled late-night gathering exposes the brutal dysfunction of a college professor's marriage.
03 A weary British intelligence officer undertakes one final, morally compromised mission in Cold War Berlin.
04 A defrocked, alcoholic priest leading a tour group in Mexico spirals through a series of personal crises.
05 A king's friendship with his chancellor curdles into fatal rivalry after he's made Archbishop of Canterbury.
06 A working-class intellectual's bitterness and resentment poison his marriage and everyone around him.
07 A young man convinced his cousin murdered her husband finds himself falling for her instead.