Hooked on Film: David Thomson on Howard Hawks’s Red River

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Feb 29, 2016

For a program on our forthcoming release of Howard Hawks’s 1939 romantic adventure drama Only Angels Have Wings, we sat down for an interview with film critic and historian David Thomson. In our conversation with him, Thomson shared his formative experience with another Hawks classic, the 1948 film Red River. Above, watch him discuss his enduring affection for the iconic western, which ignited his love for cinema.

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A Subtler Side of the Hepburn-Grant Magic

Wim Wenders Looks Back on the Digital Future He Predicted

John Bailey Breaks Down a Tour de Force of Gothic Lighting

All About Mankiewicz

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