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Silent Magic: The Films of Charley Bowers and Herbert Brenon

Flicker Alley's The Extraordinary World of Charley Bowers gathers and restores what remains of an elusive and very clever film pioneer, and Kino Lorber shares the silently charming magic of Herbert Brenon's Peter Pan.

Where Have All the Mothers Gone?

Mothers must be dealt with if we are to get on with the business of growing up.

Appreciate Life's Wonders: 'Peter Pan: Diamond Edition'

Peter Pan isn’t without its share of criticism, but fans of the classic will be wowed by the beautiful Blu-ray transfer and the respectable stable of new special features not previously available on earlier editions of the film.

To Be Young Again: Maturity and Adolescence in Wes Anderson's 'Moonrise Kingdom'

Was love purer for us when we were 13? Probably not, but it sure is nice to remember it that way.

'Neverland' Is a Deft Blending of Sorcery, Spectacle, and Emotional Struggles

Peter shares the unconscious longing of all children to discover uncomfortable truths, yet simultaneously retains a carefree manner.

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