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Marihuana

A sensational exploitation drama from the 1930s, this cautionary tale warns of the so-called “dangers” of cannabis. What begins as innocent experimentation quickly spirals into crime, addiction, and tragedy as a young woman’s life unravels under the influence. Full of melodrama, moral panic, and vintage camp value, Marihuana is both a relic of its era and a cult classic for fans of outrageous retro cinema.

The Children of Sanchez

Based on Oscar Lewis’s acclaimed book, this powerful drama tells the story of a poor family struggling to survive in the slums of Mexico City. Anthony Quinn stars as Jesús Sánchez, a domineering yet loving father whose clashes with his children reveal both hardship and resilience. With strong performances from Dolores del Río and Lupita Ferrer, The Children of Sánchez is an emotional portrait of poverty, dignity, and the enduring strength of family bonds.

T-Men

Two U.S. Treasury agents go deep undercover to infiltrate a deadly counterfeiting ring, risking their lives as they descend into the shadows of organized crime. Dennis O’Keefe headlines this tense noir thriller directed by Anthony Mann, with Charles McGraw delivering one of his most menacing roles. T-Men combines gritty realism, moody cinematography, and unrelenting suspense, making it a cornerstone of postwar film noir and a showcase of Mann’s hard-edged storytelling style.

Death Sentence

A taut made-for-TV thriller where justice hangs in the balance. When a juror who voted for conviction begins to doubt the guilt of the accused, he races against time to uncover the truth. What follows is a tense battle between conscience, corruption, and the deadly possibility of condemning an innocent man. With gripping suspense and sharp twists, Death Sentence delivers a powerful look at doubt, morality, and the high stakes of the courtroom.