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The Salt of Tears

Directed By Philippe Garrel
“One of the most finely tuned and richly achieved of [Philippe] Garrel’s recent works. Beautiful." (Screen Daily)
  • Drama
  • •
  • 2020

Notturno

Directed By Gianfranco Rosi
Gianfranco Rosi crafts a profound and urgent cinematic achievement that captures the everyday life in the aftermath of war
  • Documentary
  • •
  • 2020

Cowboys

Directed By Anna Kerrigan
Anna Kerrigan's tale of rescue, redemption and family betrayal. A father goes on the run with his transgender son in an attempt to liberate him.
  • Drama
  • •
  • 2020

Some Kind of Heaven

Directed By Lance Oppenheim
First-time feature director Lance Oppenheim cracks the manicured facade of a Central Florida retirement community
  • Documentary
  • •
  • 2020

My Little Sister

Directed By Stéphanie Chuat, Véronique Reymond
Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond's Berlin International Film Festival Official Selection, and Switzerland's Official Submission to the Oscars
  • Drama
  • •
  • 2020

The Salt of Tears

Directed By Philippe Garrel
“One of the most finely tuned and richly achieved of [Philippe] Garrel’s recent works. Beautiful." (Screen Daily)
  • Drama
  • •
  • 2020

Notturno

Directed By Gianfranco Rosi
Gianfranco Rosi crafts a profound and urgent cinematic achievement that captures the everyday life in the aftermath of war
  • Documentary
  • •
  • 2020

Cowboys

Directed By Anna Kerrigan
Anna Kerrigan's tale of rescue, redemption and family betrayal. A father goes on the run with his transgender son in an attempt to liberate him.
  • Drama
  • •
  • 2020

Some Kind of Heaven

Directed By Lance Oppenheim
First-time feature director Lance Oppenheim cracks the manicured facade of a Central Florida retirement community
  • Documentary
  • •
  • 2020

My Little Sister

Directed By Stéphanie Chuat, Véronique Reymond
Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond's Berlin International Film Festival Official Selection, and Switzerland's Official Submission to the Oscars
  • Drama
  • •
  • 2020

The Angelika Vault

Directed By Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet captures the exquisite charm and mystery of modern-day Paris through the eyes of a beautiful ingenue.
Amélie
  • 2001
Directed By Ryan Coogler
Director Ryan Coogler's directorial debut follows the true story of Oscar Grant (a brilliant Michael B. Jordan). Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner.
Fruitvale Station
  • 2013
Directed By Wong Kar Wai
Master filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai's lyrical, dream-like martial arts epic.
Ashes of Time Redux
  • 2008
Directed By Sebastián Lelio
Director Sebastián Lelio's Academy Award winner, deemed "ravishing" by the Hollywood Reporter, featuring a transfixing performance by Daniela Vega
A Fantastic Woman
  • 2017
Directed By Milos Forman
Academy Award winning director Milos Forman's sweeping historical epic, starring Javier Bardem, Natalie Portman and Stellan Skarsgard.
Goya's Ghosts
  • 2006
Directed By Noah Baumbach
Oscar nominated Director/Writer Noah Baumbach brings his keen knack for depicting family stories on screen, along with an all-star cast.
Margot at the Wedding
  • 2007
Directed By Morten Tyldum
Academy Award nominated, intense and haunting portrayal of Alan Turning (Benedict Cumberbatch). Morten Tyldum’s English-language debut.
The Imitation Game
  • 2014
Directed By Jimmy Chin Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi
"An engaging and cumulatively exhilarating debut from ...Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin" (Hollywood Reporter)
Meru
  • 2015
Directed By Peter Hedges
Lucas Hedges and Julia Roberts give note-perfect performances in this harrowing and heartbreaking tale, from director Peter Hedges
Ben is Back
  • 2018
Directed By Tom Tykwer
Director/Writer Tom Tykwer's "playfully pieced-together, beautifully shot, and secretly ridiculous drama" (Entertainment Weekly).
3 (Three)
  • 2010
Directed By Yaron Zilberman
A powerful portrait of a torn society, and a political assassin seeking to kill democracy, from director Yaron Zilberman
Incitement
  • 2019
Directed By Björn Runge
Glenn Close earned an Oscar nomination for her earth-shattering performance in Director Björn Runge's expertly crafted portrait of marriage
The Wife
  • 2018
Directed By Julian Schnabel
Academy Award nominee Julian Schnabel's "impressionistic masterwork" (Indiewire) stars Willem Dafoe in a tour de force performance as Van Gogh
At Eternity's Gate
  • 2018
Directed By Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
An animated Cannes Jury Prize winner set during the Islamic Revolution, from filmmakers Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
Persepolis
  • 2007
Directed By Bong Joon Ho
Groundbreaking, post-apocalyptic sci-fi epic from director Bong Joon Ho, set on a train that travels around the globe via a perpetual-motion engine.
Snowpiercer
  • 2013
Directed By Tyler Nilson, Michael Schwartz
Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz‘s debut feature, deemed by Film Inquiry as “the sweetest damn film of the decade.”
The Peanut Butter Falcon
  • 2019
Directed By Michel Hazanavicius
An absurdist take on the 1960s spy film from director Michel Hazanavicius. This sequel delivers another round of sly, politically incorrect humor.
OSS 117: Lost in Rio
  • 2009
Directed By Carlos López Estrada
SXSW and Sundance Film Festival Official Selection. "All hail the new team of Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal" (Rolling Stone).
Blindspotting
  • 2018
Directed By David LaChapelle
David LaChapelle's brilliant doc exuberantly demonstrates the rise of Clowning and Krumping, a startling new hip-hop dance subculture.
Rize
  • 2005
Directed By Ritesh Batra
This "tasty surprise" (Hollywood Reporter) - Ritesh Batra's first feature - follows a pair who find an unexpected connection
The Lunchbox
  • 2014
Directed By Darren Aronofsky
Filmed on 16mm high contrast black and white, this Sundance Film Festival Directing Award winner put Darren Aronofsky on the map.
Pi
  • 1998
Directed By Barbet Schroeder
"A cracklingly invigorating return to form for Barbet Schroeder" (Boston Globe).
Our Lady of the Assassins
  • 2001
Directed By Alexander Payne
Oscar winning director Alexander Payne's resonant work features a groundbreaking lead performance by Bruce Dern.
Nebraska
  • 2014
Directed By Philippe Falardeau
Academy Award nominated portrait of an Algerian emigrant who takes over a Canadian classroom after a teacher's tragic death, from Philippe Falardeau
Monsieur Lazhar
  • 2011
Directed By Michel Hazanavicius
Featuring exquisite black and white cinematography, Michel Hazanavicius' film broke box-office records, and won hearts of both critics & audiences.
The Artist
  • 2011
Directed By Morgan Neville
Oscar winner for Best Documentary Feature. Director Morgan Neville shines a spotlight on backup singers behind some of the music industry's greatest.
20 Feet From Stardom
  • 2013
Directed By Roger Michell
Roger Michell's "marital disintegration-reintegration drama that opens with a dose of frost and vinegar and turns... unbelievably marvelous."
Le Week-end
  • 2013
Directed By Rupert Goold
Rupert Goold’s eloquent portrayal, featuring a transformative, Academy Award winning performance by Renee Zellweger as Judy Garland.
Judy
  • 2019
Directed By Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sanchez
Combining Hi-8 video with black-and-white 16mm film, this record-breaking doc solidified its place in film history and became a cultural phenomenon.
The Blair Witch Project
  • 1999
Directed By Sebastián Lelio
Director Sebastián Lelio's complex character study of a middle-aged woman (an unforgettable Paulina García) that captivated both critics and audiences
Gloria
  • 2013
Directed By Kenneth Lonergan
Kenneth Lonergan's drama that broke hearts and smashed box office records. Starring an unforgettable Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams & Lucas Hedges.
Manchester by the Sea
  • 2016
Directed By Hannes Holm
Hannes Holm's Oscar nominated tale of a local grump, based on the bestselling novel, and heralded as "masterful" by RogerEbert.com.
A Man Called Ove
  • 2016
Directed By Martin Provost
Director Martin Provost eloquently captures French painter Séraphine de Senlis' experience with art, religion and mental illness.
Séraphine
  • 2008
Directed By Paul Thomas Anderson
Masterful, Oscar nominated director/writer Paul Thomas Anderson delivers "a sharply written, unforgettably directed character study" (New York Post)
The Master
  • 2012
Directed By David O. Russell
Thematic tightrope from Oscar winning director David O. Russel, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper with their Oscar winning performances.
Silver Linings Playbook
  • 2012
Directed By Pablo Larraín
"At once a gripping thriller, an incendiary social critique and a mordant moral fable," (The Playlist), from cinematic master Pablo Larraín
The Club
  • 2015
Directed By Spike Lee
Director Spike Lee delivers an explosive modern-day adaption of the ancient Greek play Lysistrata.
Chi-Raq
  • 2015
Directed By Nadine Labaki
Director Nadine Labaki serves up a sweet look at the inside of a Beirut beauty salon
Caramel
  • 2007
Directed By François Ozon
François Ozon's charming romp features critically acclaimed performances by Oscar nominees Catherine Deneuve and Gérard Depardieu
Potiche
  • 2010
Directed By Derek Cianfrance
Director/Writer Derek Cianfrance's innovatively structured and exquisitely scored breakout feature. Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling star.
Blue Valentine
  • 2010
Directed By Todd Haynes
"A romantic spellbinder that cuts deep" (Rolling Stone). Academy Award nominated filmmaker Todd Haynes' lush, haunting love story.
Carol
  • 2015
Directed By Peter Greenaway
Director/Writer Peter Greenawy's eye-opening look at one of cinema’s most respected figures" (Variety) - Sergei Eisenstein.
Eisenstein in Guanajuato
  • 2016
Directed By Jake Schreier
Director Jake Schreier delivers both a quirky drama and a meditation on aging, bolstered by a masterful lead performance from Frank Langella
Robot and Frank
  • 2012
Directed By Paddy Considine
From Director/Writer Paddy Considine's Sundance award winner, featuring wrenching performances by Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman.
Tyrannosaur
  • 2012
Directed By Martin Provost
Martin Provost's emotionally resonant character study is bolstered by magnetic performances by two of French cinema's most beloved stars.
The Midwife
  • 2017
Directed By Justin Chadwick
Adaptation of Nelson Mandela's autobiography, from director Justin Chadwick. Idris Elba gives "a towering performance" (Variety).
Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom
  • 2013
Directed By Terence Davies
Terence Davies delivers a visually stunning adaptation, heralded by Rolling Stone as "haunting and hypnotic"
The Deep Blue Sea
  • 2011
Directed By Simon Hunter
Simon Hunter's uplifting adventure tale that centers on an 83-year old woman (an extraordinary Sheila Hancock) climbing towards a mountain peak
Edie
  • 2017
Directed By Sandra Nettelbeck
Sandra Nettelbeck's portrait of a headstrong chef whose solitary life is shaken when her sister's eight-year-old daughter arrives at her doorstep
Mostly Martha
  • 2002
Directed By Michael O'Shea
An atmospheric thriller and a chilling portrait of violence. Director/Writer Michael O’Shea’s debut feature was a Cannes & SXSW Official Selection.
The Transfiguration
  • 2017
Directed By Freida Lee Mock
Directed by Academy Award winning filmmaker Freida Mock, this is the intimate story of a woman who spoke truth to power.
Anita: Speaking Truth to Power
  • 2013
Directed By Campbell Scott, Stanley Tucci
From director/writer Stanley Tucci. A Film Independent Spirit Award winner set in a 1950s New Jersey Italian restaurant.
Big Night
  • 1996
Directed By David Wnendt
A NSFW romp that follows a rebellious teen who bonds with a male nurse. David Wnendt's film goes beyond the typical confines of shock value.
Wetlands
  • 2014
Directed By Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Set in 1984 Berlin, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's directorial debut is at once a political thriller and a humanist drama.
The Lives of Others
  • 2007
Directed By Malik Bendjelloul
Oscar winning filmmaker Malik Bendjelloul delivers a fascinating portrait of a forgotten musical pioneer that is by turns informative and mysterious
Searching For Sugar Man
  • 2012
Directed By Eytan Fox
Eytan Fox's moving and empathetic sequel to YOSSI & JAGGER. "An affecting and admirably unsentimental portrait of lost love" (Wall Street Journal).
Yossi
  • 2012
Directed By Patrice Leconte
A Hitchcockian noir with a Gallic twist from Director Patrice Leconte.
Intimate Strangers
  • 2004
Directed By Brad Anderson
Brad Anderson directs this psychological thriller, deemed by the Washington Post as "psychological suspense at its finest."
The Machinist
  • 2004
Directed By Cate Shortland
A delicate, ominous World War II drama from Director Cate Shortland, anchored by a groundbreaking performance by Saskia Rosendahl
Lore
  • 2012
Directed By Marc Webb
A sharp, witty coming-of-age depiction of a recent college graduate adrift in New York City, from director Marc Webb.
The Only Living Boy in New York
  • 2017
Directed By Tom Tykwer
A breathtaking race against the clock that straps Director Tom Tykwers' playful, hip sensibilities to a fun-filled mix of romance, thrills, and action
Run Lola Run
  • 1998
Directed By Laetitia Colombani
Romance meets thriller in Laetitia Colombani's tale - starring Audrey Tautou, who breaks out of AMELIE type in a deeply felt performance.
He Loves Me… He Loves Me Not
  • 2002
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Considered one of Pedro Almodovar’s best films, Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film, that examines the various roles we all play in life.
All About My Mother
  • 1999
Directed By Tod Williams
Director/writer Tod Williams' Sundance Official Selection. Dramedy that centers on a teen who reflects on his turbulent family life.
The Adventures of Sebastian Cole
  • 1999
Directed By Lewis Gilbert
In the role that won her Broadway’s acclaimed Tony Award, Pauline Collins is the hilariously endearing Shirley Valentine.
Shirley Valentine
  • 1990
Directed By Pablo Larrain
Visionary director Pablo Larraín's Oscar nominated film "grabs you hard, no mercy, and keeps you riveted" (Rolling Stone).
No
  • 2012
Directed By Wong Kar Wai
Director/Writer Wong Kar Wai proves himself to be "a cinematic grandmaster in action" (Rolling Stone) with this Oscar nominated epic
The Grandmaster
  • 2013
Directed By Sandra Goldbacher
From director/writer Sandra Goldbacher exploration of the agonies and ecstasies of friendship.
Me Without You
  • 2001
Directed By Sacha Jenkins
Director Sacha Jenkins' fascinating chronicle of hip-hop and urban fashion - a Sundance Film Festival Official Selection
Fresh Dressed
  • 2015
Directed By Tal Granit, Sharon Maymon
"A bittersweet, wryly comic, keenly observed look at senescence from Israeli directors Sharon Maymon and Tal Granit." -Boston Globe
The Farewell Party
  • 2014
Directed By Lisa Immordino Vreeland, Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt
An intimate portrait and a vibrant celebration of Diana Vreeland's fifty year reign as the "Empress of Fashion"
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel
  • 2011
Directed By Morgan Spurlock
Academy Award nominated doc from Morgan Spurlock. "An anti-junk-food screed that manages to entertain even as it informs & alarms" (Washington Post)
Super Size Me
  • 2004
Directed By Ki-duk Kim
"A sublime, witty, gritty and transcendental movie reflecting one man's life journey" (Variety) from Director Ki-duk Kim
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...And Spring
  • 2004
Directed By Haifaa Al-Mansour
Haifaa Al Mansour proved herself to be a bold new voice in cinema with this pioneering debut, a Venice Film Festival Official Selection
Wadjda
  • 2013
Directed By Hirokazu Koreeda
From acclaimed director Hirozaku Kore-eda, this Cannes Film Festival Official Selection is a moving, universal story of a fractured family.
Our Little Sister
  • 2016
Directed By Jason Wise
Filmmaker Jason Wise delves into the wine world in his delicious documentary that follows four sommeliers
Somm
  • 2012
Directed By Christopher Nolan
Master filmmaker Christopher Nolan's tale of a man with short-term memory loss, who attempts to track down his wife's murderer
Memento
  • 2000
Directed By Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
An epic journey and sweeping romantic historical drama from Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Germany's Official Submission to the Oscars.
Never Look Away
  • 2019

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Directed By Gianfranco Rosi
Gianfranco Rosi crafts a profound and urgent cinematic achievement that captures the everyday life in the aftermath of war
Notturno
  • 2020
Directed By Anna Kerrigan
Anna Kerrigan's tale of rescue, redemption and family betrayal. A father goes on the run with his transgender son in an attempt to liberate him.
Cowboys
  • 2020
Directed By Philippe Garrel
“One of the most finely tuned and richly achieved of [Philippe] Garrel’s recent works. Beautiful." (Screen Daily)
The Salt of Tears
  • 2020
Directed By Lance Oppenheim
First-time feature director Lance Oppenheim cracks the manicured facade of a Central Florida retirement community
Some Kind of Heaven
  • 2020
Directed By Stéphanie Chuat, Véronique Reymond
Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond's Berlin International Film Festival Official Selection, and Switzerland's Official Submission to the Oscars
My Little Sister
  • 2020
Directed By Renee Barron, Douglas Blush
Summer camp meets Spinal Tap as we journey to Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp, featuring Alice Coper, Gene Simmons, Roger Daltrey & more.
Rock Camp: The Movie
  • 2021
Directed By Naomi Kawase
Weaving together multiple timelines, Naomi Kawase crafts "a deeply touching celebration of women who assume duties of love, support & compassion"
True Mothers
  • 2020
Directed By Lili Horvát
Lili Horvát's sophomore work. "A delicious psychological noir. Intoxicating" (Variety)
Preparations to be Together for an Unknown Period of Time
  • 2020
Directed By Dzintars Dreibergs
The biggest box office success in Latvia in the past 30 years, and Latvia's Official Submission to the Oscars. Pays witness to the horrors of WWI.
Blizzard of Souls
  • 2019
Directed By David Osit
"A study in politics both micro and macro, showing what happens when the two come fatefully crashing together" (Indiewire). David Osit directs.
Mayor
  • 2020
Directed By Katrine Philp
Katrine Philp's SXSW Grand Jury Award winner delivers an enlightening look at a grief counseling center for children who have lost their parents
Beautiful Something Left Behind
  • 2020
Directed By Agnieszka Holland, Kasia Adamik
"The JOHN WICK / SPRING, SUMMER, FALL, WINTER... AND SPRING mash-up you never knew you always wanted."
Spoor
  • 2017
Directed By Ryan White
A jaw-dropping doc. Director Ryan White goes beyond the headlines to question every angle of the audacious murder of the brother of Kim Jong-Un.
Assassins
  • 2020
Directed By Sandra Kogut
Sandra Kogut’s brilliant comedy about gross class disparity, buoyed by an irresistible balance of naïveté and ceaseless cleverness.
Three Summers
  • 2019
Directed By Juan José Campanella
From Juan José Campanella. It’s SUNSET BOULEVARD meets THE BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL, with a Latin twist.
The Weasels’ Tale
  • 2020
Directed By Gianni Di Gregorio
Gianni Di Gregorio, Italy’s laconic answer to Larry David, returns to the humanist comic territory with this warm and delightful reflection on life.
Citizens of the World
  • 2019

New Releases

Directed By Thomas Vinterberg
From director Thomas Vinterberg and featuring a career-best performance by Mads Mikkelsen. Fun, moving, life-affirming and thought-provoking.
Another Round
  • 2020
Directed By Joachim Hedén
"A non-stop, intense survival thriller" (Bloody Disgusting) from Director/Writer Joachim Hedén
Breaking Surface
  • 2020
Directed By Tara Miele
Writer-director Tara Miele offers a "thrilling time-twister" and a profound new perspective on the delicate nature of relationships.
Wander Darkly
  • 2020
Directed By Miles Joris-Peyrafitte
Miles Joris-Peyrafitte crafts a dazzling adventure where a chance encounter with a fugitive bank robber (Margot Robbie) changes one man's life forever
Dreamland
  • 2020
Directed By Julie Taymor
Julie Taymor crafts a complex tapestry of one of the most inspirational and legendary figures of modern history, Gloria Steinem.
The Glorias
  • 2020
Directed By Hirokazu Koreeda
From acclaimed director Hirozaku Kore-eda, this Cannes Film Festival Official Selection is a moving, universal story of a fractured family.
Our Little Sister
  • 2016
Directed By David LaChapelle
David LaChapelle's brilliant doc exuberantly demonstrates the rise of Clowning and Krumping, a startling new hip-hop dance subculture.
Rize
  • 2005
Directed By Alejandro González Iñárritu
Iñárritu’s first feature and Gael Garcia Bernal’s film acting debut, was heralded by New York Magazine as “a truly prodigious piece of work."
Amores Perros
  • 2001
Directed By Haifaa Al-Mansour
Haifaa Al Mansour proved herself to be a bold new voice in cinema with this pioneering debut, a Venice Film Festival Official Selection
Wadjda
  • 2013
Directed By Ari Folman
"...A memoir, a history lesson, a combat picture, a piece of investigative journalism and an altogether amazing film." Ari Folman directs.
Waltz with Bashir
  • 2008
Directed By Ki-duk Kim
"A sublime, witty, gritty and transcendental movie reflecting one man's life journey" (Variety) from Director Ki-duk Kim
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...And Spring
  • 2004
Directed By Bill Holderman
"Screen goddesses — Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen & Candice Bergen" take the lead in this delightful comedic romp
Book Club
  • 2018
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Director/Writer Pedro Almodóvar's early work "shows off the bright, gaudy visual style... the exuberant energy" that he is now know known for.
Labyrinth of Passion
  • 1982
Directed By Morgan Spurlock
Academy Award nominated doc from Morgan Spurlock. "An anti-junk-food screed that manages to entertain even as it informs & alarms" (Washington Post)
Super Size Me
  • 2004
Directed By Laetitia Colombani
Romance meets thriller in Laetitia Colombani's tale - starring Audrey Tautou, who breaks out of AMELIE type in a deeply felt performance.
He Loves Me… He Loves Me Not
  • 2002
Directed By Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
An epic journey and sweeping romantic historical drama from Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Germany's Official Submission to the Oscars.
Never Look Away
  • 2019
Directed By Lisa Immordino Vreeland, Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt
An intimate portrait and a vibrant celebration of Diana Vreeland's fifty year reign as the "Empress of Fashion"
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel
  • 2011
Directed By Ciro Guerra
"Proficient, measured filmmaking from a director who has already peered more deeply... into colonialism's heart of darkness" (LA Times)
Waiting For The Barbarians
  • 2019
Directed By Christopher Nolan
Master filmmaker Christopher Nolan's tale of a man with short-term memory loss, who attempts to track down his wife's murderer
Memento
  • 2000
Directed By Jon Shenk
President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives takes up the fight against the ravages of climate change, in this eye-opening portrait.
The Island President
  • 2011
Directed By Barbara Kopple
Master documentarian Barbara Kopple reveals the story behind one of the most daring rescues in modern US history
Desert One
  • 2019
Directed By Lucía Puenzo
Director/Writer Lucía Puenzo delivers "a kind of true-life horror story about the helpful, soft-spoken monster in our midst." (NPR)
The German Doctor
  • 2013
Directed By Björn Runge
Glenn Close earned an Oscar nomination for her earth-shattering performance in Director Björn Runge's expertly crafted portrait of marriage
The Wife
  • 2018
Directed By Wong Kar Wai
Master filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai's lyrical, dream-like martial arts epic.
Ashes of Time Redux
  • 2008
Directed By Tal Granit, Sharon Maymon
"A bittersweet, wryly comic, keenly observed look at senescence from Israeli directors Sharon Maymon and Tal Granit." -Boston Globe
The Farewell Party
  • 2014
Directed By Mary Wharton
A look at an era that saw youth culture and politics join forces. Mary Wharton's incisive, often-rollicking doc features illuminating new interviews.
Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President
  • 2020
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Pedro Almodóvar's film combines lust, obsession, murder and Catholic guilt in a story set against the violent world of bullfighting
Matador
  • 1988
Directed By Warwick Thornton
A hard-hitting tale that serves as both a character study and a sociopolitical statement, from director Warwick Thornton
Sweet Country
  • 217
Directed By Jake Schreier
Director Jake Schreier delivers both a quirky drama and a meditation on aging, bolstered by a masterful lead performance from Frank Langella
Robot and Frank
  • 2012
Directed By Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet captures the exquisite charm and mystery of modern-day Paris through the eyes of a beautiful ingenue.
Amélie
  • 2001
Directed By Rick Korn
The inspiring story of Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/activist Harry Chapin, from Director Rick Korn
Harry Chapin: When in Doubt, Do Something
  • 2020
Directed By Sacha Jenkins
Director Sacha Jenkins' fascinating chronicle of hip-hop and urban fashion - a Sundance Film Festival Official Selection
Fresh Dressed
  • 2015
Directed By Quentin Dupieux
"A loopy, entertaining WTF lark," raves Variety. Jean Dujardin's dark comedy of middle-aged masculinity gone awry.
Deerskin
  • 2019
Directed By Daniel Alfredson
Third and final chapter of the trilogy from writer Stieg Larsson and director Daniel Alfredson, featuring a standout performance from Noomi Rapace
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
  • 2009
Directed By Daniel Alfredson
Noomi Rapace returns to the title role, with Director Daniel Alfredson at the helm in this second chapter of the trilogy
The Girl Who Played with Fire
  • 2009
Directed By Niels Arden Oplev
Niels Arden Oplev's adaptation of the best-selling novel "shivers with suspense. Haunting and hypnotic." (Rolling Stone)
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
  • 2009
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Fun, bright and provocative early work from Pedro Almodóvar - starring Oscar nominee Antonio Banderas and Carmen Maura
Law of Desire
  • 1987
Directed By Freida Lee Mock
Directed by Academy Award winning filmmaker Freida Mock, this is the intimate story of a woman who spoke truth to power.
Anita: Speaking Truth to Power
  • 2013
Directed By Jay Roach
Director Jay Roach's adaptation of the real-life scandal featuring a star-studded cast - Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie.
Bombshell
  • 2019
Directed By Rock Baijnauth
A humorous, emotional and enlightening look into the unimaginable world of coffee competitions
Barista
  • 2015
Directed By Max Lewkowicz
At once awe-inspiring and accessible, a cultural landmark like no other - an in-depth documentary that chronicles the story of Fiddler On The Roof
Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles
  • 2019
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Pedro Almodóvar earned an Academy Award for this masterful, compassionate work that centers on two men who care for two women in deep comas.
Talk to Her
  • 2002
Directed By Milos Forman
Academy Award winning director Milos Forman's sweeping historical epic, starring Javier Bardem, Natalie Portman and Stellan Skarsgard.
Goya's Ghosts
  • 2006
Directed By Sandra Goldbacher
From director/writer Sandra Goldbacher exploration of the agonies and ecstasies of friendship.
Me Without You
  • 2001
Directed By Gillies MacKinnon
Oscar winner Kate Winslet evokes a "feverish sense of living at the edge of reality" (Chicago Reader) in this moving, acclaimed lead performance
Hideous Kinky
  • 1998
Directed By Peter Sollett
Peter Sollett's coming-of-age tale is "divinely realized… like sunshine burning through a cloud bank" (New York Times)
Raising Victor Vargas
  • 2002
Directed By Pawel Pawlikowski
A novice nun uncovers a deep family secret in Pawel Pawlikowski's Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film.
Ida
  • 2013
Directed By Michel Hazanavicius
An absurdist take on the 1960s spy film from director Michel Hazanavicius. This sequel delivers another round of sly, politically incorrect humor.
OSS 117: Lost in Rio
  • 2009

Celebrate Black Cinema

Directed By Lee Daniels
Director Lee Daniels' sophomore work - the "best picture of 2009" (Rolling Stone) - featuring a breakout performance by Gabourey Sidibe
Precious
  • 2010
Directed By Denzel Washington
August Wilson's Tony winning play comes to life on the big screen driven by groundbreaking performances by Denzel Washington and Viola Davis
Fences
  • 2016
Directed By Bill Condon
Director Bill Condon brings Tom Eyen's Tony award-winning Broadway musical to the big screen, featuring Jennifer Hudson's showstopping performance.
Dreamgirls
  • 2006
Directed By David LaChapelle
David LaChapelle's brilliant doc exuberantly demonstrates the rise of Clowning and Krumping, a startling new hip-hop dance subculture.
Rize
  • 2005
Directed By Ava DuVernay
Visionary director Ava DuVernay's chronicle of Dr. Martin Luther King's campaign to secure equal voting rights with his 1965 march
Selma
  • 2014
Directed By Spike Lee
Director Spike Lee delivers an explosive modern-day adaption of the ancient Greek play Lysistrata.
Chi-Raq
  • 2015
Directed By Ryan Coogler
Director Ryan Coogler's directorial debut follows the true story of Oscar Grant (a brilliant Michael B. Jordan). Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner.
Fruitvale Station
  • 2013
Directed By Sacha Jenkins
Director Sacha Jenkins' fascinating chronicle of hip-hop and urban fashion - a Sundance Film Festival Official Selection
Fresh Dressed
  • 2015
Directed By Lee Daniels
A star-studded cast shines in the emotionally affecting biographical drama from Oscar nominated Director Lee Daniels.
Lee Daniels' The Butler
  • 2013
Directed By Carlos López Estrada
SXSW and Sundance Film Festival Official Selection. "All hail the new team of Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal" (Rolling Stone).
Blindspotting
  • 2018
Directed By Morgan Freeman
Morgan Freeman directs "a handsomely crafted, potently played drama that brings the issue of apartheid down to a visceral human dimension" (Variety).
Bopha!
  • 1993
Directed By Morgan Neville
Oscar winner for Best Documentary Feature. Director Morgan Neville shines a spotlight on backup singers behind some of the music industry's greatest.
20 Feet From Stardom
  • 2013
Directed By Freida Lee Mock
Directed by Academy Award winning filmmaker Freida Mock, this is the intimate story of a woman who spoke truth to power.
Anita: Speaking Truth to Power
  • 2013

Award Winners

Directed By Björn Runge
Glenn Close earned an Oscar nomination for her earth-shattering performance in Director Björn Runge's expertly crafted portrait of marriage
The Wife
  • 2018
Directed By Ki-duk Kim
Director/Writer Ki-duk Kim's tender, moving romance. A Venice Film Festival Award winner, heralded as "stunning.. Kim makes silence sing."
3-Iron
  • 2005
Directed By Jake Schreier
Director Jake Schreier delivers both a quirky drama and a meditation on aging, bolstered by a masterful lead performance from Frank Langella
Robot and Frank
  • 2012
Directed By Andrew Haigh
Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay star in Andrew Haigh's searingly honest portrait of the mysteries that lie at the heart of every relationship
45 Years
  • 2015
Directed By Ari Folman
"...A memoir, a history lesson, a combat picture, a piece of investigative journalism and an altogether amazing film." Ari Folman directs.
Waltz with Bashir
  • 2008
Directed By Richard Linklater
Richard Linklater's 12-year epic. A breathless, intimate cinematic miracle that celebrates life's small moments and won hearts of audiences
Boyhood
  • 2014
Directed By Duke Johnson, Charlie Kaufman
Animated marvel and Oscar nominee from directing duo Duke Johnson and Charlie Kaufman. "...one of those rare perfect films" (RogerEbert.com).
Anomalisa
  • 2015
Directed By Alejandro González Iñárritu
Academy Award winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu weaves together the stories of four distinct families in this multi-dimensional drama.
Babel
  • 2006
Directed By Brillante Mendoza
Director Brillante Mendoza delivers a compelling drama, for which Jaclyn Jose received the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival.
Ma' Rosa
  • 2016
Directed By Paul Thomas Anderson
Ebert & Roeper called Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation of the Upton Sinclair novel "filmmaking at the highest level."
There Will Be Blood
  • 2007
Directed By Warwick Thornton
A hard-hitting tale that serves as both a character study and a sociopolitical statement, from director Warwick Thornton
Sweet Country
  • 217
Directed By Ava DuVernay
Visionary director Ava DuVernay's chronicle of Dr. Martin Luther King's campaign to secure equal voting rights with his 1965 march
Selma
  • 2014
Directed By David O. Russell
Thematic tightrope from Oscar winning director David O. Russel, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper with their Oscar winning performances.
Silver Linings Playbook
  • 2012
Directed By Sebastián Lelio
Director Sebastián Lelio's Academy Award winner, deemed "ravishing" by the Hollywood Reporter, featuring a transfixing performance by Daniela Vega
A Fantastic Woman
  • 2017
Directed By Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
Coen brothers’ adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel. Academy Award winner for Best Picture that sees mayhem ensue after a drug deal gone wrong.
No Country for Old Men
  • 2007
Directed By Sam Mendes
"A darkly effective portrait of an Eisenhower-era couple who fall tragically short of reaching Camelot," from Director Sam Mendes
Revolutionary Road
  • 2009
Directed By Ryan Coogler
Director Ryan Coogler's directorial debut follows the true story of Oscar Grant (a brilliant Michael B. Jordan). Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner.
Fruitvale Station
  • 2013
Directed By David O. Russell
Academy Award nominated Director David O. Russell adapts the story of fledgling boxer Micky Ward.
The Fighter
  • 2010
Directed By Jason Reitman
Jason Reitman delivers a 6-time Academy Award nominated smart, humorous and emotional story starring George Clooney
Up in the Air
  • 2009
Directed By Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
An animated Cannes Jury Prize winner set during the Islamic Revolution, from filmmakers Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
Persepolis
  • 2007
Directed By Adam McKay
Complex subject matter, sharp dialogue and scathing humor make Adam McKay's Oscar nominated Wall Street drama wholly appealing.
The Big Short
  • 2015
Directed By Sam Mendes
Oscar winner Sam Mendes directs this well-crafted mob movie that is altogether sweeping and somber, starring Tom Hanks
Road to Perdition
  • 2002
Directed By Christopher Nolan
"Reaffirms [Christopher] Nolan as the premier big-canvas storyteller of his generation" (Variety)
Interstellar
  • 2014
Directed By Kenneth Lonergan
Kenneth Lonergan's drama that broke hearts and smashed box office records. Starring an unforgettable Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams & Lucas Hedges.
Manchester by the Sea
  • 2016
Directed By Denzel Washington
August Wilson's Tony winning play comes to life on the big screen driven by groundbreaking performances by Denzel Washington and Viola Davis
Fences
  • 2016
Directed By Sean Penn
Sean Penn directs this deeply personal and affecting adaptation of Jon Krakauer's best-selling book.
Into the Wild
  • 2007
Directed By Mel Gibson
Academy Award winner Mel Gibson's Oscar and Golden Globe nominated chronicle of an extraordinary true story.
Hacksaw Ridge
  • 2016
Directed By François Ozon
Master filmmaker François Ozon crafts a haunting tale of love & reconciliation in the aftermath of World War I, through the eyes of those left behind
Frantz
  • 2016
Directed By Jimmy Chin Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi
"An engaging and cumulatively exhilarating debut from ...Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin" (Hollywood Reporter)
Meru
  • 2015
Directed By Lee Daniels
Director Lee Daniels' sophomore work - the "best picture of 2009" (Rolling Stone) - featuring a breakout performance by Gabourey Sidibe
Precious
  • 2010
Directed By Goran Paskaljevic
One night of crime, frustration, betrayal and revenge, set in the heart of Belgrade. Venice Film Festival award winner from Director Goran Paskaljevic
Cabaret Balkan
  • 1998
Directed By Pawel Pawlikowski
A novice nun uncovers a deep family secret in Pawel Pawlikowski's Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film.
Ida
  • 2013
Directed By Sebastián Lelio
Director Sebastián Lelio's complex character study of a middle-aged woman (an unforgettable Paulina García) that captivated both critics and audiences
Gloria
  • 2013
Directed By Alain Berliner
Alain Berliner's colorful and poetic Golden Globe winner that centers on a 7-year-old struggling with gender identity.
Ma Vie En Rose
  • 1997
Directed By Stephen Daldry
Three women search for more potent, meaningful lives in Stephen Daldry's drama that packs an emotional wallop
The Hours
  • 2002
Directed By Pablo Larraín
"At once a gripping thriller, an incendiary social critique and a mordant moral fable," (The Playlist), from cinematic master Pablo Larraín
The Club
  • 2015
Directed By Morten Tyldum
Academy Award nominated, intense and haunting portrayal of Alan Turning (Benedict Cumberbatch). Morten Tyldum’s English-language debut.
The Imitation Game
  • 2014
Directed By Bill Condon
Director Bill Condon brings Tom Eyen's Tony award-winning Broadway musical to the big screen, featuring Jennifer Hudson's showstopping performance.
Dreamgirls
  • 2006
Directed By Luca Guadagnino
Luca Guadagnino’s Oscar winning box office smash, set in 1980s Italy. Timothee Chalamet and Armie Hammer are unforgettable.
Call Me by Your Name
  • 2017
Directed By Davis Guggenheim
Academy Award winner for Best Documentary. "It grabs you like a thriller with an ending that will haunt your dreams" (Rolling Stone).
An Inconvenient Truth
  • 2006
Directed By Tom Tykwer
A breathtaking race against the clock that straps Director Tom Tykwers' playful, hip sensibilities to a fun-filled mix of romance, thrills, and action
Run Lola Run
  • 1998
Directed By Rupert Goold
Rupert Goold’s eloquent portrayal, featuring a transformative, Academy Award winning performance by Renee Zellweger as Judy Garland.
Judy
  • 2019
Directed By Alejandro González Iñárritu
Iñárritu’s first feature and Gael Garcia Bernal’s film acting debut, was heralded by New York Magazine as “a truly prodigious piece of work."
Amores Perros
  • 2001
Directed By Tom Hooper
Colin Firth gives a masterful performance as King George VI that earned him an Academy Award. From Oscar winning director Tom Hooper.
The King's Speech
  • 2010
Directed By Todd Haynes
"A romantic spellbinder that cuts deep" (Rolling Stone). Academy Award nominated filmmaker Todd Haynes' lush, haunting love story.
Carol
  • 2015
Directed By Dexter Fletcher
With Director Dexter Fletcher at its helm, ROCKETMAN is a stirring biopic that captures the highs and lows of its hero.
Rocketman
  • 2019
Directed By Michel Hazanavicius
Featuring exquisite black and white cinematography, Michel Hazanavicius' film broke box-office records, and won hearts of both critics & audiences.
The Artist
  • 2011
Directed By Damien Chazelle
Damien Chazelle's Oscar and Golden Globe winning original musical, starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling.
La La Land
  • 2016
Directed By Barbet Schroeder
"A cracklingly invigorating return to form for Barbet Schroeder" (Boston Globe).
Our Lady of the Assassins
  • 2001
Directed By Campbell Scott, Stanley Tucci
From director/writer Stanley Tucci. A Film Independent Spirit Award winner set in a 1950s New Jersey Italian restaurant.
Big Night
  • 1996
Directed By Alain Guiraudie
"A psychosexually intriguing blend of Alfred Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW and William Friedkin's CRUISING," (NPR) from Director Alain Guiraudie.
Stranger by the Lake
  • 2013
Directed By Julian Schnabel
Academy Award nominee Julian Schnabel's "impressionistic masterwork" (Indiewire) stars Willem Dafoe in a tour de force performance as Van Gogh
At Eternity's Gate
  • 2018
Directed By Darren Aronofsky
Filmed on 16mm high contrast black and white, this Sundance Film Festival Directing Award winner put Darren Aronofsky on the map.
Pi
  • 1998
Directed By Morgan Neville
Oscar winner for Best Documentary Feature. Director Morgan Neville shines a spotlight on backup singers behind some of the music industry's greatest.
20 Feet From Stardom
  • 2013
Directed By Alexander Payne
Oscar winning director Alexander Payne's resonant work features a groundbreaking lead performance by Bruce Dern.
Nebraska
  • 2014
Directed By Athina Rachel Tsangari
From Director/Writer Athina Rachel Tsangari (CHEVALIER) and featuring a performance by now-Oscar-nominated filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos.
Attenberg
  • 2010
Directed By Morgan Spurlock
Academy Award nominated doc from Morgan Spurlock. "An anti-junk-food screed that manages to entertain even as it informs & alarms" (Washington Post)
Super Size Me
  • 2004
Directed By Paddy Considine
From Director/Writer Paddy Considine's Sundance award winner, featuring wrenching performances by Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman.
Tyrannosaur
  • 2012
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Considered one of Pedro Almodovar’s best films, Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film, that examines the various roles we all play in life.
All About My Mother
  • 1999
Directed By Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Meticulously crafted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul. An "entrancing, original and hypnotic" (Little White Lies) Palme d'Or winner.
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
  • 2010
Directed By Amat Escalante
Director/Writer Amat Escalante delivers a raw, powerful film that took home the win for Best Director at Cannes 2013.
Heli
  • 2013
Directed By Christopher Nolan
Master filmmaker Christopher Nolan's tale of a man with short-term memory loss, who attempts to track down his wife's murderer
Memento
  • 2000
Directed By Céline Sciamma
From Director/Writer Céline Sciamma (PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE). A smart, vital character study.
Girlhood
  • 2013
Directed By Michael Rowe
Unpredictable, gripping, and ultimately haunting. Michael Rowe directs this Cannes Film Festival Golden Camera winner
Leap Year
  • 2010
Directed By Carlos Reygadas
Striking, semi-autobiographical exploration from Director Carlos Reygadas. An abstract drama and an exploration of darkness and light.
Post Tenebras Lux
  • 2012
Directed By Tal Granit, Sharon Maymon
"A bittersweet, wryly comic, keenly observed look at senescence from Israeli directors Sharon Maymon and Tal Granit." -Boston Globe
The Farewell Party
  • 2014
Directed By Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Set in 1984 Berlin, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's directorial debut is at once a political thriller and a humanist drama.
The Lives of Others
  • 2007
Directed By Justin Chadwick
Adaptation of Nelson Mandela's autobiography, from director Justin Chadwick. Idris Elba gives "a towering performance" (Variety).
Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom
  • 2013
Directed By Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet captures the exquisite charm and mystery of modern-day Paris through the eyes of a beautiful ingenue.
Amélie
  • 2001
Directed By Amat Escalante
Director/Writer Amat Escalante's Venice Film Festival award winner. "Once it wraps its tentacles around you, THE UNTAMED doesn't let go" (Indiewire).
The Untamed
  • 2016
Directed By Athina Rachel Tsangari
Director Athina Rachel Tsangari's London Film Festival Best Film winner. A brilliant slow burn, set amid a fishing trip on a luxury yacht.
Chevalier
  • 2015
Directed By Ofir Raul Grazier
Director/Writer Ofir Raul Grazier's tender first feature that follows a German pastry maker on a journey to find his deceased lover's wife and son.
The Cakemaker
  • 2017
Directed By Lee Hirsch
Soul-stirring doc from Director Lee Hirsch. Interviews and performances highlight the role of music in the South African struggle against apartheid.
Amandla! A Revolution in Four Part Harmony
  • 2002
Directed By Alain Gomis
Berlin International Film Festival Grand Jury Prize winner. Director Alain Gomis' crafts a journey that transcends borders.
Félicité
  • 2017
Directed By Sergey Loznitsa
Cannes Film Festival FIPRESCI Prize winner - a "slow-burning and haunting drama" (Guardian) from Director Sergey Loznitsa
In the Fog
  • 2012
Directed By Malik Bendjelloul
Oscar winning filmmaker Malik Bendjelloul delivers a fascinating portrait of a forgotten musical pioneer that is by turns informative and mysterious
Searching For Sugar Man
  • 2012
Directed By Jon Shenk
President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives takes up the fight against the ravages of climate change, in this eye-opening portrait.
The Island President
  • 2011

Angelika Directorial Debuts

Directed By Haifaa Al-Mansour
Haifaa Al Mansour proved herself to be a bold new voice in cinema with this pioneering debut, a Venice Film Festival Official Selection
Wadjda
  • 2013
Directed By Lisa Immordino Vreeland, Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt
An intimate portrait and a vibrant celebration of Diana Vreeland's fifty year reign as the "Empress of Fashion"
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel
  • 2011
Directed By Sacha Jenkins
Director Sacha Jenkins' fascinating chronicle of hip-hop and urban fashion - a Sundance Film Festival Official Selection
Fresh Dressed
  • 2015
Directed By Christopher Nolan
Master filmmaker Christopher Nolan's tale of a man with short-term memory loss, who attempts to track down his wife's murderer
Memento
  • 2000
Directed By Tal Granit, Sharon Maymon
"A bittersweet, wryly comic, keenly observed look at senescence from Israeli directors Sharon Maymon and Tal Granit." -Boston Globe
The Farewell Party
  • 2014
Directed By Nadine Labaki
Director Nadine Labaki serves up a sweet look at the inside of a Beirut beauty salon
Caramel
  • 2007
Directed By Sandra Goldbacher
From director/writer Sandra Goldbacher exploration of the agonies and ecstasies of friendship.
Me Without You
  • 2001
Directed By Sandra Nettelbeck
Sandra Nettelbeck's portrait of a headstrong chef whose solitary life is shaken when her sister's eight-year-old daughter arrives at her doorstep
Mostly Martha
  • 2002
Directed By Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Set in 1984 Berlin, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's directorial debut is at once a political thriller and a humanist drama.
The Lives of Others
  • 2007
Directed By Ritesh Batra
This "tasty surprise" (Hollywood Reporter) - Ritesh Batra's first feature - follows a pair who find an unexpected connection
The Lunchbox
  • 2014
Directed By Darren Aronofsky
Filmed on 16mm high contrast black and white, this Sundance Film Festival Directing Award winner put Darren Aronofsky on the map.
Pi
  • 1998
Directed By Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
An animated Cannes Jury Prize winner set during the Islamic Revolution, from filmmakers Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
Persepolis
  • 2007
Directed By Ryan Coogler
Director Ryan Coogler's directorial debut follows the true story of Oscar Grant (a brilliant Michael B. Jordan). Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner.
Fruitvale Station
  • 2013
Directed By Laetitia Colombani
Romance meets thriller in Laetitia Colombani's tale - starring Audrey Tautou, who breaks out of AMELIE type in a deeply felt performance.
He Loves Me… He Loves Me Not
  • 2002
Directed By Malik Bendjelloul
Oscar winning filmmaker Malik Bendjelloul delivers a fascinating portrait of a forgotten musical pioneer that is by turns informative and mysterious
Searching For Sugar Man
  • 2012
Directed By Morgan Spurlock
Academy Award nominated doc from Morgan Spurlock. "An anti-junk-food screed that manages to entertain even as it informs & alarms" (Washington Post)
Super Size Me
  • 2004
Directed By Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sanchez
Combining Hi-8 video with black-and-white 16mm film, this record-breaking doc solidified its place in film history and became a cultural phenomenon.
The Blair Witch Project
  • 1999
Directed By Derek Cianfrance
Director/Writer Derek Cianfrance's innovatively structured and exquisitely scored breakout feature. Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling star.
Blue Valentine
  • 2010
Directed By Morgan Neville
Oscar winner for Best Documentary Feature. Director Morgan Neville shines a spotlight on backup singers behind some of the music industry's greatest.
20 Feet From Stardom
  • 2013
Directed By Tyler Nilson, Michael Schwartz
Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz‘s debut feature, deemed by Film Inquiry as “the sweetest damn film of the decade.”
The Peanut Butter Falcon
  • 2019
Directed By Jimmy Chin Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi
"An engaging and cumulatively exhilarating debut from ...Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin" (Hollywood Reporter)
Meru
  • 2015
Directed By Carlos López Estrada
SXSW and Sundance Film Festival Official Selection. "All hail the new team of Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal" (Rolling Stone).
Blindspotting
  • 2018
Directed By Paddy Considine
From Director/Writer Paddy Considine's Sundance award winner, featuring wrenching performances by Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman.
Tyrannosaur
  • 2012
Directed By David Wnendt
A NSFW romp that follows a rebellious teen who bonds with a male nurse. David Wnendt's film goes beyond the typical confines of shock value.
Wetlands
  • 2014
Directed By Michael O'Shea
An atmospheric thriller and a chilling portrait of violence. Director/Writer Michael O’Shea’s debut feature was a Cannes & SXSW Official Selection.
The Transfiguration
  • 2017
Directed By Tod Williams
Director/writer Tod Williams' Sundance Official Selection. Dramedy that centers on a teen who reflects on his turbulent family life.
The Adventures of Sebastian Cole
  • 1999
Directed By Cate Shortland
A delicate, ominous World War II drama from Director Cate Shortland, anchored by a groundbreaking performance by Saskia Rosendahl
Lore
  • 2012
Directed By Jake Schreier
Director Jake Schreier delivers both a quirky drama and a meditation on aging, bolstered by a masterful lead performance from Frank Langella
Robot and Frank
  • 2012

Global Cinema

Directed By Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
An epic journey and sweeping romantic historical drama from Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Germany's Official Submission to the Oscars.
Never Look Away
  • 2019
Directed By Ki-duk Kim
"A sublime, witty, gritty and transcendental movie reflecting one man's life journey" (Variety) from Director Ki-duk Kim
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...And Spring
  • 2004
Directed By Agnieszka Holland
Agnieszka Holland’s thrilling Berlin International Film Festival Official Selection - set on the eve of WWII
Mr. Jones
  • 2019
Directed By Roger Michell
Roger Michell's "marital disintegration-reintegration drama that opens with a dose of frost and vinegar and turns... unbelievably marvelous."
Le Week-end
  • 2013
Directed By Alain Gomis
Berlin International Film Festival Grand Jury Prize winner. Director Alain Gomis' crafts a journey that transcends borders.
Félicité
  • 2017
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Director/Writer Pedro Almodóvar's early work "shows off the bright, gaudy visual style... the exuberant energy" that he is now know known for.
Labyrinth of Passion
  • 1982
Directed By Brillante Mendoza
Director Brillante Mendoza delivers a compelling drama, for which Jaclyn Jose received the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival.
Ma' Rosa
  • 2016
Directed By Ciro Guerra
"Proficient, measured filmmaking from a director who has already peered more deeply... into colonialism's heart of darkness" (LA Times)
Waiting For The Barbarians
  • 2019
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Pedro Almodóvar's film combines lust, obsession, murder and Catholic guilt in a story set against the violent world of bullfighting
Matador
  • 1988
Directed By Wong Kar Wai
Director/Writer Wong Kar Wai proves himself to be "a cinematic grandmaster in action" (Rolling Stone) with this Oscar nominated epic
The Grandmaster
  • 2013
Directed By Gillies MacKinnon
Oscar winner Kate Winslet evokes a "feverish sense of living at the edge of reality" (Chicago Reader) in this moving, acclaimed lead performance
Hideous Kinky
  • 1998
Directed By Lucrecia Martel
Cannes Film Festival Official Selection from Director/Writer Lucrecia Martel. "Masterly, disturbing and deeply mysterious" (Guardian).
The Headless Woman
  • 2008
Directed By Lucía Puenzo
Director/Writer Lucía Puenzo delivers "a kind of true-life horror story about the helpful, soft-spoken monster in our midst." (NPR)
The German Doctor
  • 2013
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Fun, bright and provocative early work from Pedro Almodóvar - starring Oscar nominee Antonio Banderas and Carmen Maura
Law of Desire
  • 1987
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Considered one of Pedro Almodovar’s best films, Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film, that examines the various roles we all play in life.
All About My Mother
  • 1999
Directed By Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Meticulously crafted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul. An "entrancing, original and hypnotic" (Little White Lies) Palme d'Or winner.
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
  • 2010
Directed By Eytan Fox
"A searing, tense and beautifully told film" from Director Eytan Fox in which romance blossoms between two soldiers.
Yossi & Jagger
  • 2002
Directed By Céline Sciamma
From Director/Writer Céline Sciamma (PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE). A smart, vital character study.
Girlhood
  • 2013
Directed By Bong Joon Ho
Groundbreaking, post-apocalyptic sci-fi epic from director Bong Joon Ho, set on a train that travels around the globe via a perpetual-motion engine.
Snowpiercer
  • 2013
Directed By Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
An animated Cannes Jury Prize winner set during the Islamic Revolution, from filmmakers Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi
Persepolis
  • 2007
Directed By Ritesh Batra
This "tasty surprise" (Hollywood Reporter) - Ritesh Batra's first feature - follows a pair who find an unexpected connection
The Lunchbox
  • 2014
Directed By Niels Arden Oplev
Niels Arden Oplev's adaptation of the best-selling novel "shivers with suspense. Haunting and hypnotic." (Rolling Stone)
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
  • 2009
Directed By Daniel Alfredson
Noomi Rapace returns to the title role, with Director Daniel Alfredson at the helm in this second chapter of the trilogy
The Girl Who Played with Fire
  • 2009
Directed By Daniel Alfredson
Third and final chapter of the trilogy from writer Stieg Larsson and director Daniel Alfredson, featuring a standout performance from Noomi Rapace
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
  • 2009
Directed By Goran Paskaljevic
One night of crime, frustration, betrayal and revenge, set in the heart of Belgrade. Venice Film Festival award winner from Director Goran Paskaljevic
Cabaret Balkan
  • 1998
Directed By Thomas Vinterberg
From director Thomas Vinterberg and featuring a career-best performance by Mads Mikkelsen. Fun, moving, life-affirming and thought-provoking.
Another Round
  • 2020
Directed By Pawel Pawlikowski
A novice nun uncovers a deep family secret in Pawel Pawlikowski's Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film.
Ida
  • 2013
Directed By Felix Herngre
"An absurdist comic fable" (Hollywood Reporter) from Director Felix Herngren. A 100-year-old man who escapes from a retirement home.
The 100 Year Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared
  • 2013
Directed By Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Set in 1984 Berlin, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's directorial debut is at once a political thriller and a humanist drama.
The Lives of Others
  • 2007
Directed By Sergey Loznitsa
Cannes Film Festival FIPRESCI Prize winner - a "slow-burning and haunting drama" (Guardian) from Director Sergey Loznitsa
In the Fog
  • 2012
Directed By Carlos Reygadas
Striking, semi-autobiographical exploration from Director Carlos Reygadas. An abstract drama and an exploration of darkness and light.
Post Tenebras Lux
  • 2012
Directed By Quentin Dupieux
"A loopy, entertaining WTF lark," raves Variety. Jean Dujardin's dark comedy of middle-aged masculinity gone awry.
Deerskin
  • 2019
Directed By Brian Welsh
Brian Welsh's "a hands-in-the-air joyride" (Time Out) with impeccable performances and a toe-tapping soundtrack, set in 1990s Scotland
Beats
  • 2019
Directed By Athina Rachel Tsangari
From Director/Writer Athina Rachel Tsangari (CHEVALIER) and featuring a performance by now-Oscar-nominated filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos.
Attenberg
  • 2010
Directed By Terence Davies
Cynthia Nixon delivers a triumphant performance as Emily Dickinson in Terence Davies' exquisite, critically acclaimed biographical drama.
A Quiet Passion
  • 2016
Directed By Martin Provost
Director Martin Provost eloquently captures French painter Séraphine de Senlis' experience with art, religion and mental illness.
Séraphine
  • 2008
Directed By Yaron Zilberman
A powerful portrait of a torn society, and a political assassin seeking to kill democracy, from director Yaron Zilberman
Incitement
  • 2019
Directed By Nadine Labaki
Director Nadine Labaki serves up a sweet look at the inside of a Beirut beauty salon
Caramel
  • 2007
Directed By Joachim Hedén
"A non-stop, intense survival thriller" (Bloody Disgusting) from Director/Writer Joachim Hedén
Breaking Surface
  • 2020
Directed By Pablo Larrain
Visionary director Pablo Larraín's Oscar nominated film "grabs you hard, no mercy, and keeps you riveted" (Rolling Stone).
No
  • 2012
Directed By Sebastián Lelio
Director Sebastián Lelio's complex character study of a middle-aged woman (an unforgettable Paulina García) that captivated both critics and audiences
Gloria
  • 2013
Directed By Hirokazu Koreeda
From acclaimed director Hirozaku Kore-eda, this Cannes Film Festival Official Selection is a moving, universal story of a fractured family.
Our Little Sister
  • 2016
Directed By Justin Chadwick
Adaptation of Nelson Mandela's autobiography, from director Justin Chadwick. Idris Elba gives "a towering performance" (Variety).
Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom
  • 2013
Directed By Raymond Depardon
filmmaker Raymond Depardon casts an affectionate eye on a small community of farmers."Superb, affectionate and astute!," raves Evening Standard.
Modern Life
  • 2008
Directed By Tom Tykwer
A breathtaking race against the clock that straps Director Tom Tykwers' playful, hip sensibilities to a fun-filled mix of romance, thrills, and action
Run Lola Run
  • 1998
Directed By Martha Kehoe, Joan Tosoni
An exploration into the career, music and influence of the iconic musician.
Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind
  • 2019
Directed By Hannes Holm
Hannes Holm's Oscar nominated tale of a local grump, based on the bestselling novel, and heralded as "masterful" by RogerEbert.com.
A Man Called Ove
  • 2016
Directed By Tal Granit, Sharon Maymon
"A bittersweet, wryly comic, keenly observed look at senescence from Israeli directors Sharon Maymon and Tal Granit." -Boston Globe
The Farewell Party
  • 2014
Directed By Pablo Larraín
"At once a gripping thriller, an incendiary social critique and a mordant moral fable," (The Playlist), from cinematic master Pablo Larraín
The Club
  • 2015
Directed By Alain Guiraudie
"A psychosexually intriguing blend of Alfred Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW and William Friedkin's CRUISING," (NPR) from Director Alain Guiraudie.
Stranger by the Lake
  • 2013
Directed By Alain Berliner
Alain Berliner's colorful and poetic Golden Globe winner that centers on a 7-year-old struggling with gender identity.
Ma Vie En Rose
  • 1997
Directed By Michel Hazanavicius
An absurdist take on the 1960s spy film from director Michel Hazanavicius. This sequel delivers another round of sly, politically incorrect humor.
OSS 117: Lost in Rio
  • 2009
Directed By Philippe Falardeau
Academy Award nominated portrait of an Algerian emigrant who takes over a Canadian classroom after a teacher's tragic death, from Philippe Falardeau
Monsieur Lazhar
  • 2011
Directed By Malik Bendjelloul
Oscar winning filmmaker Malik Bendjelloul delivers a fascinating portrait of a forgotten musical pioneer that is by turns informative and mysterious
Searching For Sugar Man
  • 2012
Directed By Simon Hunter
Simon Hunter's uplifting adventure tale that centers on an 83-year old woman (an extraordinary Sheila Hancock) climbing towards a mountain peak
Edie
  • 2017
Directed By Michel Hazanavicius
Featuring exquisite black and white cinematography, Michel Hazanavicius' film broke box-office records, and won hearts of both critics & audiences.
The Artist
  • 2011
Directed By José Luis Rugeles
Cannes Official Selection & Colombia's submission for the Best Foreign Language Film category at the 89th Academy Awards. Dir. Jose Luis Rugeles.
Alias Maria
  • 2015
Directed By Athina Rachel Tsangari
Director Athina Rachel Tsangari's London Film Festival Best Film winner. A brilliant slow burn, set amid a fishing trip on a luxury yacht.
Chevalier
  • 2015
Directed By Sandra Goldbacher
From director/writer Sandra Goldbacher exploration of the agonies and ecstasies of friendship.
Me Without You
  • 2001
Directed By Eytan Fox
Eytan Fox's moving and empathetic sequel to YOSSI & JAGGER. "An affecting and admirably unsentimental portrait of lost love" (Wall Street Journal).
Yossi
  • 2012
Directed By Asori Soto
A unique film about food, society and culture on the island of Cuba from director Asori Soto
Cuban Food Stories
  • 2018
Directed By Pablo Trapero
Director Pablo Trapero's "gripping, fast paced story" (Hollywood Reporter), set on the backdrop of the poverty-stricken Buenos Aires outskirts.
White Elephant
  • 2012
Directed By François Ozon
François Ozon's charming romp features critically acclaimed performances by Oscar nominees Catherine Deneuve and Gérard Depardieu
Potiche
  • 2010
Directed By Sebastián Lelio
Director Sebastián Lelio's Academy Award winner, deemed "ravishing" by the Hollywood Reporter, featuring a transfixing performance by Daniela Vega
A Fantastic Woman
  • 2017
Directed By Brillante Mendoza
A raw, relentless thriller starring Isabelle Huppert as a hostage caught in a seemingly hopeless situation, from Director Brillante Mendoza
Captive
  • 2012
Directed By François Ozon
Master filmmaker François Ozon crafts a haunting tale of love & reconciliation in the aftermath of World War I, through the eyes of those left behind
Frantz
  • 2016
Directed By Morten Tyldum
Academy Award nominated, intense and haunting portrayal of Alan Turning (Benedict Cumberbatch). Morten Tyldum’s English-language debut.
The Imitation Game
  • 2014
Directed By Michael Rowe
Unpredictable, gripping, and ultimately haunting. Michael Rowe directs this Cannes Film Festival Golden Camera winner
Leap Year
  • 2010
Directed By Cate Shortland
A delicate, ominous World War II drama from Director Cate Shortland, anchored by a groundbreaking performance by Saskia Rosendahl
Lore
  • 2012
Directed By Catherine Corsini
Catherine Corsini's well-acted, beautifully framed period romance. A Locarno International Film Festival award winner.
Summertime
  • 2016
Directed By Rodrigo H. Vila
Portrait of Argentina's most famous musical artist, "a skylark who sang truth to power in Argentina" (New York Times). Dir. Rodrigo H. Vila
Mercedes Sosa: The Voice of Latin America
  • 2013
Directed By David Wnendt
A NSFW romp that follows a rebellious teen who bonds with a male nurse. David Wnendt's film goes beyond the typical confines of shock value.
Wetlands
  • 2014
Directed By Paddy Considine
From Director/Writer Paddy Considine's Sundance award winner, featuring wrenching performances by Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman.
Tyrannosaur
  • 2012
Directed By Sandra Nettelbeck
Sandra Nettelbeck's portrait of a headstrong chef whose solitary life is shaken when her sister's eight-year-old daughter arrives at her doorstep
Mostly Martha
  • 2002
Directed By Lucrecia Martel
Offers insightful and scathing observations on class and colonialism, from director Lucrecia Martel.
Zama
  • 2017
Directed By Joachim Trier
Acclaimed director/writer Joachim Trier delivers an upfront, powerful study of a drug addict confronting his demons.
Oslo August 31st
  • 2011
Directed By Stephen Frears
Meryl Streep is a 1940s New York heiress who dreams of opera fame, despite her sub-par signing voice. Stephen Frears directs.
Florence Foster Jenkins
  • 2016
Directed By Barbet Schroeder
"A cracklingly invigorating return to form for Barbet Schroeder" (Boston Globe).
Our Lady of the Assassins
  • 2001
Directed By Peter Greenaway
Director/Writer Peter Greenawy's eye-opening look at one of cinema’s most respected figures" (Variety) - Sergei Eisenstein.
Eisenstein in Guanajuato
  • 2016
Directed By Haifaa Al-Mansour
Haifaa Al Mansour proved herself to be a bold new voice in cinema with this pioneering debut, a Venice Film Festival Official Selection
Wadjda
  • 2013
Directed By Amat Escalante
Director/Writer Amat Escalante's Venice Film Festival award winner. "Once it wraps its tentacles around you, THE UNTAMED doesn't let go" (Indiewire).
The Untamed
  • 2016
Directed By Tom Hooper
Colin Firth gives a masterful performance as King George VI that earned him an Academy Award. From Oscar winning director Tom Hooper.
The King's Speech
  • 2010
Directed By Michel Franco
Director Michel Franco's debut feature - a Cannes Film Festival Official Selection. "Compelling! Startling! Thought-provoking!" (Screen Daily)
Daniel & Ana
  • 2010
Directed By Ofir Raul Grazier
Director/Writer Ofir Raul Grazier's tender first feature that follows a German pastry maker on a journey to find his deceased lover's wife and son.
The Cakemaker
  • 2017
Directed By Patrice Leconte
A Hitchcockian noir with a Gallic twist from Director Patrice Leconte.
Intimate Strangers
  • 2004
Directed By Warwick Thornton
A hard-hitting tale that serves as both a character study and a sociopolitical statement, from director Warwick Thornton
Sweet Country
  • 217
Directed By Rupert Goold
Rupert Goold’s eloquent portrayal, featuring a transformative, Academy Award winning performance by Renee Zellweger as Judy Garland.
Judy
  • 2019
Directed By Julian Schnabel
Academy Award nominee Julian Schnabel's "impressionistic masterwork" (Indiewire) stars Willem Dafoe in a tour de force performance as Van Gogh
At Eternity's Gate
  • 2018
Directed By Tom Tykwer
Director/Writer Tom Tykwer's "playfully pieced-together, beautifully shot, and secretly ridiculous drama" (Entertainment Weekly).
3 (Three)
  • 2010
Directed By Amat Escalante
Director/Writer Amat Escalante delivers a raw, powerful film that took home the win for Best Director at Cannes 2013.
Heli
  • 2013
Directed By Martin Provost
Martin Provost's emotionally resonant character study is bolstered by magnetic performances by two of French cinema's most beloved stars.
The Midwife
  • 2017
Directed By Lewis Gilbert
In the role that won her Broadway’s acclaimed Tony Award, Pauline Collins is the hilariously endearing Shirley Valentine.
Shirley Valentine
  • 1990
Directed By Carlos Cuarón
Director/Writer Carlos Cuarón crafts a stunning coming-of-age portrait of young love.
Sugar Kisses
  • 2013
Directed By Terence Davies
Terence Davies delivers a visually stunning adaptation, heralded by Rolling Stone as "haunting and hypnotic"
The Deep Blue Sea
  • 2011
Directed By Alon Schwarz, Shaul Schwarz
"Spellbinding. A complex saga of intrigue, secrets, lies and tearful reunions" (Toronto Star), from filmmakers Alon and Shaul Schwarz
Aida's Secrets
  • 2016
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Pedro Almodóvar earned an Academy Award for this masterful, compassionate work that centers on two men who care for two women in deep comas.
Talk to Her
  • 2002
Directed By Andrew Haigh
Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay star in Andrew Haigh's searingly honest portrait of the mysteries that lie at the heart of every relationship
45 Years
  • 2015
Directed By Laetitia Colombani
Romance meets thriller in Laetitia Colombani's tale - starring Audrey Tautou, who breaks out of AMELIE type in a deeply felt performance.
He Loves Me… He Loves Me Not
  • 2002
Directed By Ki-duk Kim
Director/Writer Ki-duk Kim's tender, moving romance. A Venice Film Festival Award winner, heralded as "stunning.. Kim makes silence sing."
3-Iron
  • 2005
Directed By Alejandro González Iñárritu
Iñárritu’s first feature and Gael Garcia Bernal’s film acting debut, was heralded by New York Magazine as “a truly prodigious piece of work."
Amores Perros
  • 2001
Directed By Wong Kar Wai
Master filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai's lyrical, dream-like martial arts epic.
Ashes of Time Redux
  • 2008
Directed By Ari Folman
"...A memoir, a history lesson, a combat picture, a piece of investigative journalism and an altogether amazing film." Ari Folman directs.
Waltz with Bashir
  • 2008
Directed By Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet captures the exquisite charm and mystery of modern-day Paris through the eyes of a beautiful ingenue.
Amélie
  • 2001
Directed By Björn Runge
Glenn Close earned an Oscar nomination for her earth-shattering performance in Director Björn Runge's expertly crafted portrait of marriage
The Wife
  • 2018

LGBTQ+

Directed By Alain Berliner
Alain Berliner's colorful and poetic Golden Globe winner that centers on a 7-year-old struggling with gender identity.
Ma Vie En Rose
  • 1997
Directed By Alain Guiraudie
"A psychosexually intriguing blend of Alfred Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW and William Friedkin's CRUISING," (NPR) from Director Alain Guiraudie.
Stranger by the Lake
  • 2013
Directed By Todd Haynes
"A romantic spellbinder that cuts deep" (Rolling Stone). Academy Award nominated filmmaker Todd Haynes' lush, haunting love story.
Carol
  • 2015
Directed By Sebastián Lelio
Director Sebastián Lelio's Academy Award winner, deemed "ravishing" by the Hollywood Reporter, featuring a transfixing performance by Daniela Vega
A Fantastic Woman
  • 2017
Directed By Morten Tyldum
Academy Award nominated, intense and haunting portrayal of Alan Turning (Benedict Cumberbatch). Morten Tyldum’s English-language debut.
The Imitation Game
  • 2014
Directed By Dexter Fletcher
With Director Dexter Fletcher at its helm, ROCKETMAN is a stirring biopic that captures the highs and lows of its hero.
Rocketman
  • 2019
Directed By Eytan Fox
"A searing, tense and beautifully told film" from Director Eytan Fox in which romance blossoms between two soldiers.
Yossi & Jagger
  • 2002
Directed By Luca Guadagnino
Luca Guadagnino’s Oscar winning box office smash, set in 1980s Italy. Timothee Chalamet and Armie Hammer are unforgettable.
Call Me by Your Name
  • 2017
Directed By Catherine Corsini
Catherine Corsini's well-acted, beautifully framed period romance. A Locarno International Film Festival award winner.
Summertime
  • 2016
Directed By Pedro Almodóvar
Considered one of Pedro Almodovar’s best films, Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film, that examines the various roles we all play in life.
All About My Mother
  • 1999
Directed By Tom Tykwer
Director/Writer Tom Tykwer's "playfully pieced-together, beautifully shot, and secretly ridiculous drama" (Entertainment Weekly).
3 (Three)
  • 2010
Directed By Tod Williams
Director/writer Tod Williams' Sundance Official Selection. Dramedy that centers on a teen who reflects on his turbulent family life.
The Adventures of Sebastian Cole
  • 1999
Directed By Terence Davies
Cynthia Nixon delivers a triumphant performance as Emily Dickinson in Terence Davies' exquisite, critically acclaimed biographical drama.
A Quiet Passion
  • 2016

Spotlight on Latin America

Directed By Alejandro González Iñárritu
Iñárritu’s first feature and Gael Garcia Bernal’s film acting debut, was heralded by New York Magazine as “a truly prodigious piece of work."
Amores Perros
  • 2001
Directed By Lucrecia Martel
Cannes Film Festival Official Selection from Director/Writer Lucrecia Martel. "Masterly, disturbing and deeply mysterious" (Guardian).
The Headless Woman
  • 2008
Directed By Pablo Larraín
"At once a gripping thriller, an incendiary social critique and a mordant moral fable," (The Playlist), from cinematic master Pablo Larraín
The Club
  • 2015
Directed By Michel Franco
Director Michel Franco's debut feature - a Cannes Film Festival Official Selection. "Compelling! Startling! Thought-provoking!" (Screen Daily)
Daniel & Ana
  • 2010
Directed By José Luis Rugeles
Cannes Official Selection & Colombia's submission for the Best Foreign Language Film category at the 89th Academy Awards. Dir. Jose Luis Rugeles.
Alias Maria
  • 2015