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Park Row (1952)

In 1880s New York City newspaper district, a dedicated journalist manages to set up his own paper. It is an immediate success but attracts increasing opposition from one of the bigger newspapers and it's heiress owner.

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Doug N 30 Jun 2007

A great, snappy ode to journalism, and another fantastic film from director Samuel Fuller. (Could that man do any wrong?)

Chris L 22 Jun 2014

Great story by Samuel Fuller about the importance of the integrity of the fourth estate.

Jason R 01 Jun 2008

On an ideological level, it's difficult to place this film in Fuller's body of work. It's a deeply earnest, nostalgic, and sentimental vision of journalism, rescued by a bracing visual style punctuated by a restless camera and dozens of gorgeous compositions in depth. Fifty years later, though, its optimism looks like naivety. For the polar opposite, see Wilder's "Ace in the Hole."

Christopher S 20 Sep 2008

Idealistic yet extremely relevant, semi-autobiographical tale that fits perfectly with Fuller's more literal war stories. Studs Terkel's prostate shrinks two sizes more small every time someone watches this...

Bob S 14 Jan 2008

quite possibly one of the greatest american films by the greatest american director