From Wolverines Tom Harmon to Billy Taylor, Michigan athletes make good celluloid sense.

Translating a book from page to screen is a unique challenge, especially when it’s Leo Tolstoy’s classic, Anna Karenina.

Free speech in American cinema came by way of an unlikely ally: Italy’s Roberto Rossellini.

The late Andy Griffith is best known for TV work. But his film debut remains a timeless—and timely—gem.

In politics, truth often is stranger than fiction. Electioneering makes for good Hollywood fodder as a result.

For Adolf Hitler, the Olympics in Berlin was an ideal playing field for pre-World War II propaganda.

Discover the U-M ties that bind Bonnie and Clyde to Superman and Streisand.

Explore this doomed ship’s cinematic voyage from silent short to 3-D blockbuster.

U.K. dispatch brings news of American classics and foreign gems.