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  • Family Nest

    Directed by Béla Tarr • 1979 • Hungary
    Starring Irén Szajki, László Horváth, Gábor Kun

    Released in 1979, when Béla Tarr was only twenty-four, FAMILY NEST is the director’s first feature. Inspired by true stories and featuring nonprofessional actors, the film depicts the challenges faced by a you...

  • Farewell China

    Directed by Clara Law • 1990 • Hong Kong
    Starring Tony Leung Ka-fai, Maggie Cheung, Hayley Man

    The immigrant dream of starting a new life in America collides with harsh reality in this heartrending, brutally authentic drama. After he loses touch with his wife Li Hung (Maggie Cheung), who had emi...

  • In a Lonely Place

    Directed by Nicholas Ray • 1950 • United States
    Starring Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame

    When a gifted but washed-up screenwriter with a hair-trigger temper—Humphrey Bogart, in a revelatory, vulnerable performance—becomes the prime suspect in a brutal Tinseltown murder, the only person who ca...

  • Deal of the Century

    Directed by William Friedkin • 1983 • United States
    Starring Chevy Chase, Sigourney Weaver, Gregory Hines

    Following the firestorm of controversy surrounding his thriller CRUISING, director William Friedkin switched gears with this goofball comedy, a gleeful satire of the Cold War–era military-in...

  • She and Her Cat

    Directed by Makoto Shinkai • 1999 • Japan
    Starring Makoto Shinkai, Mika Shinohara

    Makoto Shinkai’s debut short portrays the sensitive relationship between a cat and his owner, poignantly told from the feline’s perspective.

  • Exterior Turbulence

    Directed by Sofia Theodore-Pierce • 2023 • United States

    A year of stormy weather and temporal rupture is recalled in fragments in this collage of seizure dreams, horses, long-distance conversations from bed, and loose reenactments from Marguerite Duras’s BAXTER, VERA BAXTER.

  • The File on Thelma Jordon

    Directed by Robert Siodmak • 1950 • United States
    Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell Corey, Paul Kelly

    Having established herself as the screen’s ultimate femme fatale in DOUBLE INDEMNITY, Barbara Stanwyck once again went bad—as only she could—in this brooding noir, directed with a surfeit of sh...

  • The Virgin of Pessac

    Directed by Jean Eustache • 1969 • France

    As political and social tumult rocked France in May and June of 1968, Jean Eustache used his first documentary to focus on persistent tradition, in the form of a centuries-old ceremony in his hometown of Pessac. Each year, Pessac’s civic leaders choose a...

  • All the Days of May

    Directed by Miryam Charles • 2023 • Canada
    Starring Schelby Jean-Baptiste, Florence Blain Mbaye

    Following the shooting of a documentary on the death of her daughter, a mother reflects on her own life and especially on the passing of time.

  • Running Scared

    Directed by Wayne Kramer • 2006 • United States, Germany
    Starring Paul Walker, Cameron Bright, Vera Farmiga

    Hyperstylized, fast-paced, and deliriously over-the-top, this breathless crime thriller stars Paul Walker as a low-level mobster who must recover a gun used in a mafia hit before it’s foun...

  • Doors of the Past

    Directed by Rosine Mbakam • 2011 • Belgium

    As the words of three Rwandan genocide survivors are delivered by white, affluent-looking Belgian women, director Rosine Mbakam asks us to reconsider whose lives and experiences are valued.

  • The Virgin of Pessac 79

    Directed by Jean Eustache • 1979 • France

    A decade after making THE VIRGIN OF PESSAC, Jean Eustache filmed another documentary about his hometown’s annual coronation of a young woman of moral integrity. The differences between the two portraits of the same ritual are subtle yet telling: The sele...

  • Try and Get Me!

    Directed by Cy Endfield • 1950 • United States
    Starring Frank Lovejoy, Kathleen Ryan, Richard Carlson

    Inspired by the highly publicized 1933 murder of department store heir Brooke Hart (also the basis for Fritz Lang’s FURY), this noir from blacklisted director Cy Endfield follows desperate, unem...

  • Mambar Pierrette

    Directed by Rosine Mbakam • 2011 • Belgium, Cameroon
    Starring Pierrette Aboheu, Karelle Kenmogne, Cécile Tchana

    Over the past decade, Cameroonian filmmaker Rosine Mbakam has distinguished herself with her incisive observational documentary portraits of African women. With MAMBAR PIERRETTE, her f...

  • A Dirty Story

    Directed by Jean Eustache • 1977 • France
    Starring Michael Lonsdale, Jean-Noël Picq, Laurie Zimmer

    Deceptively simple in form and content, Jean Eustache’s A DIRTY STORY is a fascinatingly complex investigation of the relationship between fiction and documentary, verbal and visual storytelling, a...

  • Santa Claus Has Blue Eyes

    Directed by Jean Eustache • 1966 • France
    Starring Jean-Pierre Léaud, Gérard Zimmermann, Henri Martinez

    In this early narrative short by Jean Eustache, French New Wave icon Jean-Pierre Léaud stars as Daniel, a ne’er-do-well who loafs around Paris with his friends in search of easy money and pret...

  • Oslo, August 31st

    Directed by Joachim Trier • 2011 • Norway
    Starring Anders Danielsen Lie, Malin Crépin, Aksel Thanke

    Anders (Anders Danielsen Lie) will soon complete his drug rehabilitation in the countryside. As part of the program, he is allowed to go into the city for a job interview. Taking advantage of the ...

  • The Damned Don’t Cry

    Directed by Vincent Sherman • 1950 • United States
    Starring Joan Crawford, David Brian, Steve Cochran

    In the first of her three collaborations with director Vincent Sherman, Joan Crawford brings commanding presence and hard-boiled glamour to her portrayal of a woman who uses and abandons men to ...

  • Children Who Chase Lost Voices

    Directed by Makoto Shinkai • 2011 • Japan
    Starring Hisako Kanemoto, Kazuhiko Inoue, Miyu Irino

    An epic fantasy adventure set in a world of ancient gods, CHILDREN WHO CHASE LOST VOICES follows Asuna, an introvert who spends her time listening to a radio that belonged to her deceased father. One d...

  • Life on the CAPS: Parts 1&2

    Directed by Meriem Bennani • 2018–2021 • Morocco

    Meriem Bennani conjures an immersive augmented-reality world in the first two parts of a trilogy that issues a wild, up-to-the-minute commentary on diasporic cultures and the West’s dystopian immigration policies. A talking crocodile named Fiona a...

  • The Witches of the Orient

    Directed by Julien Faraut • 2021 • France
    Starring Kinuko Tanida, Yoko Shinozaki, Katsumi Matsumura

    How did a group of humble factory workers become a phenomenal sports success story and the pride of an entire nation? This ferociously innovative, visually stunning documentary tells the tale of t...

  • Robinson’s Place

    Directed by Jean Eustache • 1963 • France

    Jean Eustache’s first completed narrative short, a portrait of emotionally immature men on the prowl for female companionship, cemented the template for his subsequent fictions. Aristide Demonico and Daniel Bart play Parisian friends who try to pick up t...

  • Nocturama

    Directed by Bertrand Bonello • 2016 • France
    Starring Finnegan Oldfield, Vincent Rottiers, Hamza Meziani

    This audacious teenage terrorism thriller from acclaimed director Bertrand Bonello recalls Robert Bresson’s THE DEVIL, PROBABLY as much as it does George A. Romero’s DAWN OF THE DEAD. We firs...

  • Born to Be Bad

    Directed by Nicholas Ray • 1950 • United States
    Starring Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan, Zachary Scott

    Joan Fontaine makes for a memorably ruthless femme fatale in this deliciously dishy noir melodrama from genre master Nicholas Ray. She plays Christabel Caine, the outwardly sweet, beautiful, and do...