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Feuille

Eastern and Western culture collide in this poetic tale of infatuation and self discovery.

Borderline

A federal agent (Fred MacMurray) and a government investigator (Claire Trevor) infiltrate a Mexican drug-smuggling operation, only to find themselves both chasing the same cartel and questioning each other’s motives. Disguises, double-crosses, and close calls keep them guessing – and falling for each other – as they try to bring down a ruthless kingpin (Raymond Burr). Directed by William A. Seiter, the film balances suspense and romance against an atmospheric borderlands backdrop, showcasing the star power of its leads and a noirish crime story with unexpected twists.

In Old Arizona

A charming, happy-go-lucky bandit in old Arizona plays cat-and-mouse with the sheriff trying to catch him while he romances a local beauty.

The St. Louis Bank Robbery

A gang of hardened criminals recruits a college football star to help pull off an ambitious bank heist, but suspicion and double-crosses threaten the plan. Steve McQueen, in one of his earliest leading roles, anchors this gritty crime drama based on an actual 1953 robbery attempt in St. Louis. Blending documentary-style realism with tense storytelling, The St. Louis Bank Robbery is a raw, suspenseful look at greed, betrayal, and the high cost of crime.