TV Schedule for Filmbox Arthouse

The Terror (1963)

A French lieutenant (Jack Nicholson) follows a ghostly beauty (Sandra Knight) to a baron's (Boris Karloff) Baltic coast castle.

Career Girl (1944)

A singer (Frances Langford) from Kansas City lives in a theatrical boardinghouse near Broadway.

Game Show Dynamos (2014)

Bernard and Claire appear on national television game shows 28 times.

Talea (2013)

Jasmin stays home when her foster family vacations in Italy to spend time with her recently paroled mother. They go on a road trip and have a good time until Jasmin shows a romantic interest in a man.

Abraham Lincoln (1930)

The 16th U.S. president (Walter Huston) is portrayed as a lawyer, orator, husband and Civil War commander.

Doll Face (1945)

A burlesque queen (Vivian Blaine) and her boyfriend (Dennis O'Keefe) use her ghostwritten autobiography as a ticket to Broadway.

Badge of Honor (1934)

An out-of-town socialite (Buster Crabbe) plays newsman and becomes a hero.

Our Quarantine (2015)

In Rome, a university teacher has forced a young student to follow the story of 16 Moroccan workers for reasons of study and for reasons of life. Salvatore, one of the students, could possibly learn something from the assignment.

My Favorite Brunette (1947)

A baby photographer (Bob Hope) plays private eye to help a woman (Dorothy Lamour) find her uncle, kidnapped by a master criminal (Peter Lorre).

The Intruder (1962)

A charismatic stranger (William Shatner) stirs up racist sentiments in a small town to prevent school integration from happening there.

It's a Joke, Son (1947)

Bigwigs want Beauregard Claghorn (Kenny Delmar) to run for state senator against his wife, Magnolia (Una Merkel).

Black Dragons (1942)

With the aid of a Nazi plastic surgeon, Japanese saboteurs are transformed to resemble their American counterparts.

La Deuxième (2019)

The leader of a spiritual commune for tormented souls promises his believers the chance of a second life.

Quicksand (1950)

A garage mechanic (Mickey Rooney) robs the till for a date with a gold digger (Jeanne Cagney), then sinks even lower.

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.

Mr. Wong in Chinatown (1939)

Sleuth Wong (Boris Karloff), a newswoman (Marjorie Reynolds) and a police inspector (Grant Withers) work on blowgun murders in San Francisco.

Ginza Cosmetics (1951)

A single mother (Kinuyo Tanaka) works as a geisha to support her young son.

Hotel Bleu (2016)

A down-and-out stand-up comedian finds refuge at Hotel Bleu, forging an off-beat partnership with a charismatic trumpet player half her age.

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Made for Each Other (1939)

While on a business trip, an ambitious, young lawyer immediately falls in love with a stranger. They wed the following day, and tragedy soon strikes.

The Smallest Show on Earth (1957)

British newlyweds (Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna) inherit a shabby movie house and its eccentric staff of three.

The Chase (1946)

A mobster's wife (Michèle Morgan) runs off to Havana with his driver (Robert Cummings), followed by bullets and a stiletto.