01 Three American prospectors' gold-hunting expedition in Mexico slowly corrodes their trust in each other.
Drama intensethought provoking
Walter Huston brought a gruff, weathered authenticity to American film, and his collaborations with his director son John Huston produced two of the most celebrated performances of his career. In The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948): Three American prospectors’ gold-hunting expedition in Mexico slowly corrodes their trust in each other. Just as strong is Dodsworth (1936): A retired auto executive’s European trip with his restless wife exposes deep cracks in their marriage.
01 Three American prospectors' gold-hunting expedition in Mexico slowly corrodes their trust in each other.
02 A mixed-race woman taken in by a wealthy ranching family becomes caught between two very different brothers.
03 A legendary song-and-dance man recounts his rise from vaudeville to Broadway stardom.
04 A struggling farmer who sold his soul to the devil enlists Daniel Webster to fight for his redemption.
05 A ghostwriting songwriting duo compete for the affections of a famous musician's employer without realizing it.
06 A retired auto executive's European trip with his restless wife exposes deep cracks in their marriage.