“Academy Award-winning drama stars screen-legend Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston and Tim Holt as three ill-fated prospectors who set out across the Mexican desert in search of gold but instead find mistrust, betrayal, and death. John Huston won an Oscar for his superb direction and screenplay. His father, Walter, received an Oscar for Supporting Actor. Considered by many as Bogart's greatest role, this is a true American classic and was recently selected as one of the fifty best American films of all time by the prestigious American Film Institute” TV Guide.

The first film noir? John Huston, a first-time director, “defines film noir” by masterfully manipulating “light and shadow, utilizing drastic camera angles, and introducing Bogart's Sam Spade. Bogart's iconic performance as an emotionally detached PI thrust into the murderous pursuit of an ancient relic was equally revolutionary. Bogart made selfish and unredeemable likable, and the antihero was born” EW. Features a second amazing performance from the femme fatale, Mary Astor, who’s somewhat sordid personal life had made the headlines--and gives her even more allure here. 1941. USA. English. 101 min. Unrated.