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Few actresses of the 1930s (or any era) can rival Bette Davis’ fiery charisma and appeal. In the first of three movies she made with director William Wyler, Davis plays the audacious Julie Marsden, a woman determined to maintain her independence and the upper hand in relationships with men, set against the backdrop of antebellum New Orleans. The film was in some ways Warner Bros.’ answer to Gone with the Wind, which was then in production. But it’s also a great pairing for this fresh, elegant Spanish white.
In this comedy-fantasy set during the Great Depression, Mia Farrow’s
wistful character Cecilia unites with her favorite film hero (played by Jeff
Daniels), who literally walks out of the movie and into her life. Woody
Allen’s film is an ode to our cinematic heroes and to the dream factory that lets us escape into exciting new worlds. Enjoy the humor and magic with a special treat: a glass of this unique Sauvignon Gris, a rare standalone grape from legendary Bordeaux.
A farmer's widow fights to keep her land during the Depression.
A war veteran in the South Seas tries to salvage a buddy's reputation when the man's daughter comes calling.
From grapes grown in seaside vineyards under cool ocean breezes, this white blend shines. It pairs well with this classic story of a boy and his horse whose relationship was also born along the sea. A refreshing tale, The Black Stallion was directed by Carroll Ballard, produced by Francis Ford Coppola and stars Kelly Reno and Mickey Rooney.
One of the most celebrated films of the French New Wave is this poetic look at WWI-era France. Francois Truffaut directs the story of a love triangle between Bohemians Jules (Oskar Werner), Jim (Henri Serre) and Catherine (Jeanne Moreau) before, during and after the Great War. Beloved by critics and film buffs, its influence is still felt in films today and it’s a lovely match for this aptly named Pinot Noir.
A schoolteacher is surprised to find love on a Venetian vacation.
Sidney Lumet’s directorial debut starring Henry Fonda is revered for its stark, original take on the courtroom drama and its memorable cast of supporting actors including Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley and E.G. Marshall. Capital Z makes its own bold statement as a strong Zinfandel and also touts an excellent supporting cast of mixed berries and subtle spices that linger after each sip.
Both the wine and the film exude a relaxed charm that draws you in with warmth and sincerity.
This classic action comedy helped to launch the "buddy cop" genre. Eddie Murphy, in his first movie, stars as Reggie Hammond, a convicted armed robber who is given a 48-hour release to help Inspector Jack Cates (Nick Nolte) stop a pair of cop killers. Launched to modest fanfare, it gained enough steam to end up as the seventh-highest grossing film of the year. Robust and equally exciting, this California Zinfandel makes for a perfect partner to the onscreen antics.
A farmer gets sucked into show business when a theatrical troupe invades her farm.
A farmer's widow fights to keep her land during the Depression.
Two surfers travel around the world so they can ride the waves all year long.
The romance between Guinevere and Lancelot destroys King Arthur's dream kingdom.
In this silent film, a group of scientists ride to the moon in a cannon shell.
In this silent film, an English noble sold into slavery escapes and turns himself into a pirate king.
Mistaken identity complicates a polo player's romance with a bathing suit designer.
An ambitious singer ruins a doctor's life.
The legendary lover saves his queen from treason.
Two wagon caravans converge at what is now Kansas City, and combine for the westward push to Oregon. On their quest the pilgrims will experience desert heat, mountain snow, hunger, and indian attack.
A deputy who's sworn not to shoot again takes on a corrupt town boss and a sultry saloon singer.
A tortured man reflects on past mistakes while "swimming" home through his neighbors' pools.
A husband frames his wife for the murder of the man he'd hired to kill her.
A young man about to be married discovers the two aunts who raised him have been poisoning lonely old men.