STATION WEST & BLOOD ON THE MOON
Sunday, August 18
STATION WEST
12:30 Buy Tickets
(1948, Sidney Lanfield) Soldiers are being killed in the wake of gold shipment robberies, so intelligence officer Dick Powell goes undercover in multiple guises, encountering saloon chantootsie Jane Greer and shady mouthpiece Raymond Burr. 35mm. Approx. 97 min.
“The only out-and-out Western in which Powell starred, and that’s a pity; he’s excellent in it.”
– Brian Garfield, Western Films: A Complete Guide
BLOOD ON THE MOON
2:25 Buy Tickets
(1948, Robert Wise) Robert Preston’s working a complicated scam on cattle rancher Tom Tully when a tough friend of Preston’s wanders in (is he good or bad? He’s Robert Mitchum!). Authentic Film Noir Western. 35mm print courtesy BFI, London. Approx. 88 min.
“A bevy of late '40s RKO talent, including ace cameraman Nick Musuraca, combine to make an intriguing Noir Western. A complex tale of duplicity and split loyalties is played out against a noir backdrop of low-ceilinged bars and rain-soaked windswept darkness.”
– Nigel Algar, Time Out (London)