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Directed by Samuel Fuller, HOUSE OF BAMBOO is credited as being the first Hollywood film to be shot in location in Japan. It features Star of the Month Sessue Hayakawa as a Tokyo detective.

See it tonight at 8pm ET.

With a five-decade career dating back to the silent era, Sessue Hayakawa was one of the first Asian movie stars in Hollywood and one of cinema’s first sex symbols.

Tonight we continue our Star of the Month celebration to Hayakawa beginning with HOUSE OF BAMBOO at 8pm ET.

Tonight on #TCMImports we look at two works by filmmaker Krzysztof Kieślowski.

We start with his topical drama, NO END ('85), followed by the full-version of BLIND CHANCE ('81) which was originally delayed and censored by Polish authorities.

See both with Alicia Malone.

The puppeteers behind Audrey II in Frank Oz's (Frank Oz) LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS ('86) were veterans of the Jim Henson company – which had launched Oz's early career as he originated several Muppets characters.

See it tonight as part of Oz's 80th birthday lineup at 10pm ET.

Tonight legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg joins us to share what makes JAILHOUSE ROCK ('57) and FORTY GUNS ('57) his ultimate double-feature as part of our Two for One limited series.

The conversation with Ben Mankiewicz begins at 8pm ET.

Learn more here: bit.ly/4atr2aR

Such a great event tonight at the historic Omaha Community Playhouse where Henry Fonda & Dorothy McGuire got their start.
Ben Mankiewicz charmed a packed house, and was only mostly full of shit. He’s also an honorary Omaha citizen. We got you now, you’re a husker.

This Sunday, join us for a Greta Garbo double-feature!

We start with her last silent picture, THE KISS ('29) followed by LOVE ('27) – the silent adaptation of author Leo Tolstoy's ANNA KARENINA.

See them both on #SilentSundayNights with jacqueline stewart from the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.

Leslie Caron said making LILI allowed her to express all the angst she couldn't share with anyone and the experience of building the character for the film was 'pure joy.'

See it tonight at 10:15pm ET as part of our TCM Spolight, First Name Basis.

A remake of Jean-Luc Godard's French New Wave classic, Jim McBride's BREATHLESS ('83) resets the story to Los Angeles and stars Richard Gere and Valérie Kaprisky as the film's protagonists.

See the TCM Premiere tonight as we look at The Art of the Artifice, starting at 8pm ET.

New to the TCM Library, HOLLYWOOD PRIDE – by renowned film critic Alonso Duralde, presents a history of LGBTQ+ storytelling from early cinema through today, showcasing the trailblazers and advocates on screen & behind the camera.

Grab your copy here: bit.ly/3yi0Thb

A cult Western with a distinctly sultry flair, RANCHO NOTORIOUS ('52) showcases director Fritz Lang's innovation in the genre, as he's often credited as 'the father of the psychological Western.'

See it tonight as we continue our special theme, The Art of the Artifice at 8pm ET.

In the comedy THE GEISHA BOY ('58), Star of the Month Sessue Hayakawa spoofs his most famous role of Col. Saito in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI ('57) by building a bridge in his backyard.

See the film tonight at 9:45pm ET.

After 18 years away from American audiences, Star of the Month Sessue Hayakawa returned to Hollywood with TOKYO JOE ('49). He plays the ruthless Baron Kimura.

See it tonight at 8pm ET.

We are saddened to hear the loss of director, producer, and actor Roger Corman.

A visionary filmmaker who revolutionized independent cinema, his contributions will remain in our hearts and on our screens.

Variety remembers him here: bit.ly/3UXGGWS

Tonight on #TCMImports we look at two films written and directed by Chinese filmmaker, Jia Zhangke.

We start with his topical comedy, UNKNOWN PLEASURES (2002) followed by his drama, THE WORLD (2004).

See both with TCM Host Alicia Malone.

Irene Dunne and director George Stevens behind the scenes on I REMEMBER MAMA ('48).

Stevens was one of the 5 directors Dunne had agreed to work with on the project, which she later revealed was her favorite role.

See it as part of tonight's Mother's Day lineup at 8pm ET.

Join us as we celebrate this Mother's Day with a special family double-feature!

Both based on autobiographical narratives, we start with I REMEMBER MAMA ('48) lead by Irene Dunne, followed by YOURS, MINE, AND OURS ('68) with Lucille Ball.

See both tonight starting at 8pm ET.