SPOILERS!

[skimpole]

L'Eclisse

Correct! Your turn.

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The family matriarch declares that her husband is finally her hero after he ends up on the floor of a restaurant during a fight with the restaurant's bigoted owner.

[CinemaInternational]

Next:

The family matriarch declares that her husband is finally her hero after he ends up on the floor of a restaurant during a fight with the restaurant's bigoted owner.

Giant.

Next up: A Long Island socialite ties up the leader of a white slavery group with a Spanish rope trick.

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next up: A Long Island socialite ties up the leader of a white slavery group with a Spanish rope trick.

Thoroughly Modern Millie

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The family matriarch declares that her husband is finally her hero after he ends up on the floor of a restaurant during a fight with the restaurant's bigoted owner.

Giant.

Next up: A Long Island socialite ties up the leader of a white slavery group with a Spanish rope trick.

Cinema International, I'm pretty confident that Thoroughly Modern Millie is the correct answer, but can you confirm?

[CinemaInternational]

Next:

The family matriarch declares that her husband is finally her hero after he ends up on the floor of a restaurant during a fight with the restaurant's bigoted owner.

Giant.

Next up: A Long Island socialite ties up the leader of a white slavery group with a Spanish rope trick.

Cinema International, I'm pretty confident that Thoroughly Modern Millie is the correct answer, but can you confirm?

Correct

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The blackmailer, mortally wounded in a car accident, takes the blame for the death of the man that the "blackmailee" believed was killed by a family member.

[ziggy6708a]

Next:

The blackmailer, mortally wounded in a car accident, takes the blame for the death of the man that the "blackmailee" believed was killed by a family member.

-Another hint?

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The blackmailer, mortally wounded in a car accident, takes the blame for the death of the man that the "blackmailee" believed was killed by a family member.

Hint: The movie's director worked in multiple countries, including the United States.

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The blackmailer, mortally wounded in a car accident, takes the blame for the death of the man that the "blackmailee" believed was killed by a family member.

Hint: The movie's director worked in multiple countries, including the United States.

Another hint: The movie was distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The blackmailer, mortally wounded in a car accident, takes the blame for the death of the man that the "blackmailee" believed was killed by a family member.

Hint: The movie's director worked in multiple countries, including the United States.

Another hint: The movie was distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

Another hint:

The movie takes place during the Christmas season, but it is not a Christmas movie.

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The blackmailer, mortally wounded in a car accident, takes the blame for the death of the man that the "blackmailee" believed was killed by a family member.

Hint: The movie's director worked in multiple countries, including the United States.

Another hint: The movie was distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

Another hint:

The movie takes place during the Christmas season, but it is not a Christmas movie.

Another hint:

The movie was released before 1950.

[Swithin]

Bagel old man, with respect, I think your hints are too general. I had assumed the tendency was to get a little more specific as hints went on, though I could be mistaken.

[BagelOnAPlate]

Next:

The blackmailer, mortally wounded in a car accident, takes the blame for the death of the man that the "blackmailee" believed was killed by a family member.

Hint: The movie's director worked in multiple countries, including the United States.

Another hint: The movie was distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

Another hint:

The movie takes place during the Christmas season, but it is not a Christmas movie.

Another hint:

The movie was released before 1950.

Another hint:

In the last scene of the movie, the protagonist (the "blackmailee") is talking to her husband on the phone about the family's Christmas tree.

[skimpole]

The Reckless Moment?