Thomas More refuses to bless Henry VIII's divorce and pays with his head.
A Union lieutenant alone on the frontier is taken in by the Lakota.
The seven-hour Soviet Tolstoy, with the Red Army as extras at Borodino.
Peter O'Toole crosses the Nefud in 70mm; the desert epic every other desert epic quotes.
Ben Kingsley as the Mahatma across three hours and 300,000 extras at the funeral.
A Swedish father and son work a Danish farm at the end of the nineteenth century.
Two British runners at the 1924 Olympics, and the beach to Vangelis.
A summer day at a Red Army hero's dacha in 1936, until the car from the NKVD arrives.
Catherine Deneuve as a rubber-plantation owner in French Vietnam as it starts to end.
Clark Gable leads the mutiny against Charles Laughton's Captain Bligh.
A drifting veteran attaches himself to the founder of a new movement.
The novelist takes on the Dreyfus affair; the first biopic to win.
The perpetrators of the Indonesian massacres restage their killings as film scenes.
Thirty years of a London family, from the Boer War to the Jazz Age, from Noel Coward's play.
Daniel Day-Lewis drinks your milkshake in Paul Thomas Anderson's oil-boom epic.
Two Jesuit priests search for their mentor in seventeenth-century Japan.
A thief is made to impersonate a dead warlord to hold a clan together.
The Israeli squad sent after the Black September operatives, and what it costs them.
The Osage murders of the 1920s, told as a marriage.
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