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Douglas Sirk directs this over-acted drama about the unhappy affluent.
With this movie being the only Dirty Harry movie which Clint Eastwood not only stars, but produces and directs as well, you know it's got to be good.
He directs, produced and co-stars in this latest production.
Washington directs Fisher's story with a careful hand and critical eye, relinquishing this cinematic endeavor neither to dismemberment of women's bodies, perpetuating unthoughtful stereotypes, nor satisfying the expectation of the white gaze.
James Bridges directs an American love story as real as it gets.
Roman Polanski masterfully directs this sort of a variation on the same theme as Repulsion.
Brooks directs with a lot of verve and uses several interesting transitions between scenes.
Rachel Griffiths writes and directs this award winning short film.
Treads much of the same territory as TV's "The Sopranos" in terms of the mid-life crisis of a criminal theme (here too he visits a shrink) but is still worth watching thanks to some taut direction from Brommel (I look forward to what this guy directs next), an excellent script, and all around great performances.
Lefteris Papapetrou writes and Antonis Aggelopoulos directs in a magnificent way Soso, Alekos, Flora, Achilleas, Grandpa Aristides, Machi, Johnnie, Corrina and Michalis !
Czech director, Gustav Machaty (who directed the original screen version of 'Madam X',another parable in romantic obsession) directs from a screenplay by Jacques Koerpel,Frantisek Horky & Machaty,from the novel by Robert Horky.
People expect no less than brilliant when Steven Spielberg directs a movie, and this movie is no exception.
George Cukor directs this high quality story of suspense in the theatrical world with his usual sensitive but firm touch.
George Waggner directs this John Wayne classic.
Director Roberta Findley, wife of cult legend Michael, directs yet another bizarre, cheaply made, vulgar film.
Freundlich does not know drama, does not know structure, couldn't write a script if it were ghost written for him and directs with a hand so leaden it's amazing the audience can walk out of the theater afterward in full consciousness.
George Romero directs THE FACTS IN THE CASE OF M. VALDEMAR, where a deceitful cheating wife(Adrienne Barbeau)plans on killing her husband(E.G.
Martin Scorsese directs a savage and brutal masterpiece.
Mark Robson directs and he handles the intertwining story lines with flair.
Now, what do we have: A German director who directs patriotic and nationalistic filth that invites the average American Joe to believe in the moral and military superiority of his own country.
Alfred Hitchcock directs a superb cast in this murder drama set in England.
Alfred E. Green who would make such films as The Jolson Story and The Jackie Robinson Story directs.
Jack M. Sell directs seemingly endless, artlessly blocked scenes that draw the audience into a twilight mood of almost painful ennui.
This director, Jerry Jameson would be well advised to watch Lonesome Dove before he directs anymore Western movies.
He directs here like Michael Bay, every shot aspiring to be named cool.
I hope next time he writes and directs he goes in a different direction.
Legendary Michael Curtiz directs a solid western.
William Wesley directs no doubt with a grin.
Martin Schmidt directs with the talent (or rather lack of it) of a 10 year old Fangoria fan.
Luke Moberly directs with a wink and a smile; he must have known this threadbare outing was no "Bonnie & Clyde", though he was clearly inspired by that film in visual terms, and his picture gets off to a decent start.
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