TV Schedule for Filmbox Arthouse
Thursday, July 17th TV listings for Filmbox Arthouse
The Gold Rush (1925)
Mostly isolated in the Yukon, the little tramp (Charles Chaplin) cooks a shoe, falls in love, hangs from a cliff and strikes it rich.
Abraham Lincoln (1930)
The 16th U.S. president (Walter Huston) is portrayed as a lawyer, orator, husband and Civil War commander.
Iron Island (2005)
A benevolent captain (Ali Nassirian) presides over the lives of the many poor families who live on a decaying, overcrowded oil tanker anchored in the Persian Gulf.
Shoulder Arms (1918)
Charlie is a private with dreams of becoming a war hero by going behind enemy lines.
Guerrero (2017)
A look at the reaction of a wounded civil society in Sierra of Guerrero in Mexico after the disappearance of 43 students.
Hit and Run (1966)
A child is killed in a hit and run. The mother plots her revenge by posing as a maid in the house of the murderer.
30 Years And An Ocean In Between (2020)
Jaume, who was once a passionate young man, has become a disillusioned middle-aged man who has lost his desire to write and can't remember the last time he fell in love, until he receives a surprise visit from a romantic interest from the past.
Rives (2011)
A suspended teenager, an Indian immigrant and a homesick student all have Paris in common.
Kozje usi (2017)
A grandmother gives up urban life to care for her grandchildren.
Sherlock - Terror By Night (1946)
Lady Margaret and her son Roland hire Sherlock Holmes to go to Scotland to protect their Star of Rhodesia. When Roland is killed and the Star is stolen, Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate, discovering another murder.
Secret Workshops (2010)
After a young Bolivian wife and mother is lured to Buenos Aires with the promise of work as a seamstress, she becomes a virtual prisoner in a textile factory.
Gregoire (2017)
Four young adults struggle with the consequences of their actions and how things have trickled down to their friends and family.
The Great Flamarion (1945)
A vaudeville marksman (Erich von Stroheim) accidentally shoots his assistant's (Mary Beth Hughes) husband (Dan Duryea).
Beasts of Berlin (1939)
A hero flees to Switzerland after helping underground Germans working to overthrow the Nazis.
Outpost in Morocco (1949)
A French Foreign Legion captain (George Raft) loves an enemy Arab chieftain's daughter (Marie Windsor).
Who Killed Teddy Bear? (1965)
The hostess (Juliet Prowse) at a Manhattan disco receives nasty phone calls from a busboy (Sal Mineo) who works there.
Schengen (2012)
In a militarily divided Paris, the River Seine divides the right bank from the left bank, and anyone wanting to cross the river must have a visa.
Delightfully Dangerous (1945)
A teenager (Jane Powell) discovers her big sister (Constance Moore) is a stripper and meets a Broadway producer (Ralph Bellamy) who can help them.
A record of the long-term relationship between a middle-aged artist with his aged neighbor.
The Phantom Father (2011)
Robert (Marcel Iures) journeys through Bucovina to find Sami (Valer Delakeza), the only person that can tell him about his Romanian Jewish ancestry.