Curtis Harrington at Anthology Film Archives

In 2005, Anthology Film Archives had a retrospective of the career of Curtis Harrington.
Harrington began his career as a film student in the 1940s, where he and fellow student Gregory Markopoulos studied under Josef von Sternberg at UCLA.

After making a number of 16mm experimental shorts in the late 1940s and early 1950s, Harrington made the independent feature film Night Tide in 1959 (released 1961), and would make the Hollywood feature Games in 1966. The disc, Curtis Harrington at Anthology Film Archives, contains Harrington's introduction to Night Tide, a question-and-answer session with the film critic Elliott Stein about Games, an audience question-and-answer session about the film What's the Matter With Helen?, two question-and-answer sessions with the actor Fabrice after screenings of Usher, and an interview with Curtis Harrington conducted by Amy Greenfield.

In all, the disc contains over 2 hours worth of material, much of it casual but always engaging.

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