Some Like It Hot

Cross-dressing has long been a recurring motif in comedic narratives, serving as a vehicle for both humour and social commentary. However, during certain historical periods, particularly under the stringent regulations of the Motion Picture Production Code (often called the Hays Code), such themes were often suppressed due to their perceived sexual implications. The conservative guardians of this code deemed cross-d…

Did you read the community newspaper? Notacinephile, our page admin, uploads every week whatever happens on our community and of course reminds us of the most important anniversaries in cinema history. Thank you @notacinephile for all the work you do for us. So reading this CineTv newspaper, I found the topic of my current post. A movie so classic that would make @trumpman wonder if I've ever seen a movie filmed in…

There is a contest running at the moment by CineTv and I hope I didn't miss the deadline for it. I don't think I did, if you haven't seen it here's a link and hopefully you can also enter it. When I hear the words classic film, I think of two things. Classic as in timeless, something that no matter when you watch it, the film can still be enjoyed by an audience. Then I think Classic as in the golden age of Hollywood…