To Live in Peace. A pastoral tragedy about an Italian peasant plowed under by history (TIME, Dec. 1).
Mourning Becomes Electro. A cine-magnification of Eugene O’Neill’s tragedy of incest; with Rosalind Russell and Michael Redgrave (TIME, Nov. 24).
Gentleman’s Agreement. Dorothy McGuire and Gregory Peck in a polemic against anti-Semitism (TIME, Nov. 17).
Man About Town. Maurice Chevalier narrates (in English) René Clair’s kindly caricature of early French moviemaking (TIME, Nov. 17).
Body and Soul. John Garfield and Lilli Palmer in an exciting prizefight picture (TIME, Oct. 20).
Fun and Fancy Free. Disney’s famous fauna, plus Edgar Bergen and Dinah Shore (TIME, Oct. 20).
Ride the Pink Horse. An agreeable melodrama starring Robert Montgomery, who also directs (TIME, Oct. 13).
The Tawny Pipit. A quiet English comedy about some people absorbed in watching a pair of rare birds (TIME, Oct. 6).
Shoeshine. A moving film about two boys in postwar Italy (TIME, Sept. 8).
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