Sadie McKee (1934) mystery & suspense tensions and buried feelings abound

tensions and buried feelings abound

From the acclaimed director of Central Station and The Motorcycle Diaries

Little Children centers on a handful of middle-class suburban parents whose lives unravel in the wake of an adulterous affair

creating a deeply moving farewell to the journey that started with a single idea

but to manipulate hers as well

Sadie McKee (1934) mystery & suspense tensions and buried feelings aboundIn this vivid melodrama, Joan Crawford is Sadie McKee, who must choose between love (with Gene Raymond) and money (with Edward Arnold) and eventually gets both (with Franchot Tone). Crawford had an amazing ability to adapt her screen persona with changing times. She was a frenetic flapper in the '20s, a chin up working girl in the '30s, and a film noir femme fatale in the '40s. Here she is at her Depression Era peak as Sadie, a maid who sacrifices all