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From humble beginnings in a small slate roofed village in Greece to the heyday of America's movie palaces, the Latchis Family built an empire of theatres throughout New England in the hard-scrabble years of the Great Depression. Their story is told through historically accurate footage, photographs and music from the Latchis family, local historical societies and national archives. |
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Becoming Ourselves: How Immigrant Women Transformed Their World
Borderland
Paper Dolls
The Final Reel
Evaporating Borders
If Stone Could Speak
Forbidden: Undocumented and Queer in Rural America
God Grew Tired of Us
Batchan
Spellbound
Strangers for the Day
Cinema Morocco
Building the American Dream
Your Day Is My Night
Jaddoland
El Vacío
Spokane’s 21st Century Fox
Aan ons den arbeid
The Lure and the Lore
Handbook of Movie Theaters' History
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