More than any other American director’s movies of the mid-20th century, Capra’s films gave the impression of being of the people and for the people—the cinematic equivalent of the Constitution.
— Adam Nayman (The Ringer)
More than any other American director’s movies of the mid-20th century, Capra’s films gave the impression of being of the people and for the people—the cinematic equivalent of the Constitution.
— Adam Nayman (The Ringer)