April 29th is Holocaust Remembrance Day, and 25 years ago this month, Holocaust, the TV mini-series, was broadcast on NBC. The fictionalized drama was the first graphic telling of the story of the extermination of the Jews in World War II, for a mass audience. As Sara Fishko tells us, ...

The new film Analyze That opens today, which has Sara Fishko thinking about the long tradition of therapy and analysis in the movies...Here is the next Fishko Files...

Half a century ago, something happened to movies: they began to change their shape. It all started, Sara Fishko tells us, with a totally impractical idea...Here is the next Fishko Files...

It's the centennial year of film director William Wyler. During his lifetime, as Sara Fishko tells us, Wyler wasn't one to seek out publicity...but he's getting plenty of attention right now...Here is the next Fishko Files...

Muhammed Ali turned 60 years old yesterday, and a film about his boxing years is now in theatres. Sara Fishko has seen that film, among many others...here's the next Fishko Files...

There are a couple of films about painters showing in town for the holiday season -- and they're a little different, Sara Fishko tells us, from the ones we're used to. Here's the next Fishko Files...

You can call it a copy, a knock-off, an imitation, a re-creation; whatever you call it, Sara Fishko asks, can it be "original"? Can it be hazardous to your health? Here's the next Fishko Files...

Miklos Rozsa was one of Hollywood's most celebrated composers. His work on film noir classics in the 40's and epic films in the 50's was, and still is, well known. But it turns out Rozsa had another composing life.

Sunday night, all eyes will be on Oscar, especially the awards for Best Picture and Best Actors. But, Sara Fishko asks, what about the writers? Here's the next Fishko Files...

New Film Recalls Political Turbulence of 30's New York. In the 1930's, art and politics were connected as never before or since. Now, 6 decades later, as Sara Fishko tells us, a new film has resurrected a great old story from those fervent years in this episode of the Fishko ...

The music world has always had a special appeal to filmmakers, who've used musical fact and fiction to great advantage in countless movies; but, as Sara Fishko tells us, its a particular image of the musician that they've created . . .