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To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full-on existential crisis. Or you’re a Ken.
Barbie
  • 2023
A heartwarming comedy co-written and directed by comedy legend Billy Crystal, starring Tiffany Haddish
Here Today
  • 2021
An "unapologetically and staunchly feminist story" from Director Olivia Wilde, starring Harry Styles & Florence Pugh
Don't Worry Darling
  • 2020
From Damien Chazelle, BABYLON is an original epic set in 1920s Los Angeles led by Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and Diego Calva.
Babylon
  • 2022
Baz Luhrmann's dazzling 8-time Oscar nominee work starring Austin Butler, who gives a transformative performance as the king of rock & roll
Elvis
  • 2022
A picture-perfect romance transforms into "an exploration of the swirl of grief" (AV Club) from Director Greg Björkman
Press Play
  • 2022
Director Eva Husson brings Graham Swift's novel to life. "A thoughtful and deeply affecting meditation..." -Times (UK)
Mothering Sunday
  • 2022
A Golden Globe nominee and Cannes Film Festival Grand Prize winner from Director Juho Kuosmanen
Compartment No. 6
  • 2022
Based on the novel by Kate O'Brien, BAFTA award winner Nick Hamm directs this heartfelt and dazzling story of family and love in times of war.
Talk of Angels
  • 1998
Mike Figgis directs this thriller starring Richard Gere
Internal Affairs
  • 1990
"One of the funniest movies of the year" (IndieWire). Oscar winner Nicolas Cage stars as himself in Tom Gormican's hilarious adventure.
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
  • 2022
"A dizzying thrill ride laced with small doses of pitch-black comic relief" (NY Times) from Director Jonathan Jakubowicz
Secuestro Express
  • 2004
Patricia Rozema directs and adapts Jane Austen's iconic novel
Mansfield Park
  • 1999
The magnificently stunning directorial debut of Asif Kapadia, BAFTA Award winner THE WARRIOR is a wonder to behold.
The Warrior
  • 2001
Both heartfelt and heartwarming, Tom McCarthy's Sundance Film Festival award winner explores themes of love, loss and life.
The Station Agent
  • 2003
Director Oliver Parker delivers a "Smart, sassy interpretation of the Oscar Wilde play" (Washington Post)
The Importance of Being Earnest
  • 2002
Director Mark Herman (BRASSED OFF, PURELY BETTER) presents a film adaptation of the fiction novel of the same name
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
  • 2008
Iconic Japanese swordsman Zatoichi returns to the silver screen in Takeshi Kitano's action-packed tale.
The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi
  • 2003
A beautiful adaptation of David Auburn's thrilling play, from Director John Madden
Proof
  • 2005
A fantastical live-action exploration into the classic fairytale of Pinnochio, written, directed, and starring Roberto Benigni
Pinocchio
  • 2002
Tom Prior stars in Peter Rebane's "intimate and unforgettable love story" (The Upcoming)
Firebird
  • 2022
Boasting a near-perfect 98% fresh critic score on Rotten Tomatoes Emily and Sarah Kunstler's documentary centers lawyer Jeffrey Robinson
Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America
  • 2022
A brilliant documentary about the careers and lives of iconic Stax Records artists of the 60s and 70s
Only the Strong Survive
  • 2002
Godfrey Reggio's experimental audio-visual experience, a portrait of our contemporary world, including globalized technology and violence.
Naqoyqatsi
  • 2002
A delightfully sweet romantic comedy about the spark of a relationship between a beautician & a cook, directed by Danièle Thompson
Jet Lag
  • 2002
Inspired by Niccolo Ammaniti's novel, and directed by Gabriele Salvatores comes a thrilling mystery & Official Selection of the Cannes Film Festival
I'm Not Scared
  • 2003
"A beautifully designed, lyrical fable of a movie" (Globe & Mail) starring Cate Blanchett; Directed by Tom Tykwer
Heaven
  • 2002
Julie Taymor's 2-time Academy Award winning film is a brilliant and beautiful biography of iconic artist Frida Kahlo
Frida
  • 2002
Nominated for 5 Academy Awards, and boasting an all-star cast, featuring Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams & Viola Davis
Doubt
  • 2008
Stephen Frears delivers "a unique gem" (Washington Post) starring Chiwetel Ejiofor and Audrey Tautou
Dirty Pretty Things
  • 2002
As heartwarming as it is heartfelt, Shona Auerbach delivers a beautiful tale of a mother's love
Dear Frankie
  • 2004
"A compelling and visually arresting drama from Brazil" (San Francisco Chronicle); Directed by Paulo Morelli
City of Men
  • 2007
Karen Moncrieff's film "has the feel of a novel in which the characters linger in one's memory well after the book has been read."
Blue Car
  • 2002
Helena Bonham Carter shines in Iain Softley's Academy Award nominated masterpiece
The Wings of the Dove
  • 1997
Lasse Halstrom's Academy Award winning drama based on the novel by John Irving
The Cider House Rules
  • 1999
Brad Anderson's heartwarmingly sweet rom-com will leave you in Wonderland.
Next Stop Wonderland
  • 1998
Hugh Hudson's memoir of the lives of a family growing up on a post World War I British estate
My Life So Far
  • 1999
"Judi Dench's glacial, reserved demeanor contrasts beautifully with Billy Connolly's natural, rebellious exuberance" (BBC)
Mrs. Brown
  • 1997
A 5-time Oscar nominated film from Director Todd Field. "An astonishingly rich, detailed and grimly moving piece of work" (NY Times).
In the Bedroom
  • 2001
A thrilling dramedy by Academy Award winning director Jane Campion. A wild ride full of stunning visuals and unforgettable performances.
Holy Smoke
  • 1999
Pedro Almodóvar’s latest work earned 2 Golden Globe nominations & an Oscar nomination for Penelope Cruz's transformative performance
Parallel Mothers
  • 2021
Director Gerard Stembridge “keeps the amoral laughs bubbling” (Rolling Stone) with this daring rom-com starring Kate Hudson & Stuart Townsend
About Adam
  • 2000
This 1996 Sundance Film Festival nominee is directed by Alexander Payne is sure to win your heart. Starring Laura Dern.
Citizen Ruth
  • 1996
A beautiful coming-of-age story about growing up in a blending of cultures, from Director Damien O'Donnell
East is East
  • 1999
A tale of love, art, and rebellion, Sundance Film Festival winner GUENIVIERE is a daring story of a young woman who falls in love with an older man
Guinevere
  • 1999
A brilliant modern adaptation of William Shakespeare’s iconic play of the same name, from Director Michael Almereyda
Hamlet
  • 2000
James Gray's crime thriller features an all-star cast including Mark Wahlberg, Joaquin Phoenix and Charlize Theron
The Yards
  • 2000
"The elusive sequel formula for somehow enhancing a great original" (USA Today) from Director Jack Nicholson
The Two Jakes
  • 1990
The story of a Welsh village and their journey to transform a mountain of a molehill, from Director Christopher Monger
The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain
  • 1995
Josh Sternfeld delivers a gripping family drama about the coping process of a widower and his family
Winter Solstice
  • 2004
Gary Fleder delviers a thrilling crime-drama with an all-star cast including Andy Garcia, Christopher Walken, Christopher Lloyd & Steve Buscemi
Things To Do in Denver When You're Dead
  • 1995
A thrilling whodunnit in 14th century England, from director Paul McGuigan
The Reckoning
  • 2002
A hilarious adventure of the wild nights of young men trying to help their friend – played by the film’s writer Jon Favreau – get over a break-up.
Swingers
  • 1996
Wayne Wang's story of a smoke shop owner, as his life intertwines with the locals around him; starring Harvey Keitel
Smoke
  • 1995
"Not since Raging Bull has Mr. Scorsese so brazenly married brutality to beauty. Not since Kundun has one of his films felt so aspirational."
Shutter Island
  • 2010
Mike Nichols' heartwarming story of family and love, starring Harrison Ford & Annette Bening
Regarding Henry
  • 1991
"Visionary and elegiac, more a fable than a story" (Chicago Sun-Times) from Director Michael Polish
Northfork
  • 2003
"Powerhouse casting and a heartbreaking history" (NY Times) are at the heart of Jerry Zaks' Academy Award nominated film
Marvin's Room
  • 1997
"Revenge is a dish served again and again in the movies, and connoisseurs will note the special British flavor that Mike Hodges brings to the table.”
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
  • 2004
Robert Aldrich's murder-mystery covers two parallel investigations on the sudden death of a call-girl
Hustle
  • 1975
Henry Jaglom's "A giddy comic fantasy, full of romance, chicanery and beguiling, sophisticated players" (LA Times)
Festival in Cannes
  • 2001
Greed. Compassion. Heroism. These three collide explosively in David O. Russell's unconventional, ironic, action-packed adventure.
Three Kings
  • 1999
Written and directed by Sean Penn. Freddy Gale is a seedy jeweler who has sworn to kill the drunk driver who killed his little girl.
The Crossing Guard
  • 1995
A brilliant tale of family, loyalty, and secrecy, from Director David Dobkin; starring Robert Downey Jr. & Robert Duvall
The Judge
  • 2013
Noted by IMDB in the 50 Top Rated films of all time and boasting a 90% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, a 4-time Oscar winning film from Martin Scorsese
The Departed
  • 2006
A riveting directorial debut from Yann Demange, rated 96% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. An exploration of the psychological impacts of war
'71
  • 2014
Tom Cruise delivers an "impeccable marathon-man star turn" (NY Times) in Cameron Crowe's thrilling romance. Also starring Penelope Cruz.
Vanilla Sky
  • 2001
A classic musical fantasy and a star vehicle for Judy Garland. "A Broadway spectacle translated into make-believe" (Time Magazine).
The Wizard of Oz
  • 1939
Glenn Ficarra & John Requa direct the biographical tale of journalist Kim Baker, and Tina Fey delivers in the lead role.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
  • 2016
"A heartfelt saga of cruelty redeemed by belated love" (Philadelphia Inquirer) from Director Marc Forster
The Kite Runner
  • 2008
Jason Reitman's provocative drama that looks at our world through five interconnected families in a small town, examining the question of technology.
Men, Women & Children
  • 2014
"A wondrous blend of fantasy and mystery that will appeal to adults as well as children" (USA Today), from Director Martin Scorsese
Hugo
  • 2011
John McTiernan's Academy Award winning film based on Tom Clancy's novel. Featuring an all-star cast including Sean Connery & Alec Baldwin
The Hunt for Red October
  • 1990
"The Talented Mr. Ripley offers diabolically smart surprises wherever you care to look" (New York Times). Directed by Anthony Minghella.
The Talented Mr. Ripley
  • 2000
Winner of 9 Academy Awards including Best Picture & Best Director, Anthony Minghella's adaptation is a heart-wrenching love story
The English Patient
  • 1996
This Sundance Film Festival winner directed by Chris Eyre and is a stunning exploration of life, death, and the true meaning of family.
Smoke Signals
  • 1998
An Oscar winning feminist tale from director Saul Dibb & starring Keira Knightley
The Duchess
  • 2008
Alexander Payne's fantastical satire "brims over with the pleasures of the unexpected" (Rolling Stone) starring Matt Damon, Kristen Wiig & Hong Chau
Downsizing
  • 2017
"Brahms' 'Cradle Song' might play at the beginning, but that doesn't mean anyone here has the slightest chance of sleeping" (New York Times)
Goodnight Mommy
  • 2014
"In this wildly ingenious chess game, grandmaster Nolan plants ideas in our heads that disturb and dazzle" (Rolling Stone)
Inception
  • 2010
"A gratifying, conventional, heartfelt documentary that tells the story of one of the great pop groups..." -Variety
The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
  • 2020
Michael Mayer's screen adaptation of the play by Anton Chekhov is "an enticing, amusing and passionate showcase for its top-drawer cast" (LA Times)
The Seagull
  • 2018
Mike White's deeply human, touching and existentially hilarious film starring Molly Shannon
Year of the Dog
  • 2007
Gus Van Sant's modern day masterpiece, named one of IMDB’s 100 Top Rated movies of all time. Starring Robin Williams, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck.
Good Will Hunting
  • 1997
A heartwarming tale of finding true joy later in life, starring Richard Gere, Jennifer Lopez and Susan Sarandon
Shall We Dance
  • 2004
David Bowie’s film debut is as electrically charged and futuristic as his iconic music. Directed by Nicolas Roeg
The Man Who Fell To Earth
  • 1976
Michael Hoffman's Oscar winning film is a "lively, lavish and grandly acted pageant" (Rolling Stone).
Restoration
  • 1995
Drake Doremus' "crazily inventive and totally irresistible tale of first love that makes the familiar seem bittersweet and heart-stoppingly new."
Like Crazy
  • 2011
Empire Magazine raves, "Labor Day shows a new side to Jason Reitman as a filmmaker, and we like it.” Starring Kate Winslet & Josh Brolin.
Labor Day
  • 2014
Majid Majidi's film "brings an irresistible blend of warmth and humor and a consistent embracing humanity in the face of life's harshness" (LA Times)
Baran
  • 2001
“A film whose intent is to kindle youthful compassion for living things and inspire action to protect Earth and its creatures” (USA Today).
Arctic Tale
  • 2007
Kirby Dick’s documentary is an exposé of rape crimes and culture on college campuses across the United States
The Hunting Ground
  • 2015
16-year-old Riyo journeys to Hawaii in 1918 to marry a man she has never met, except through photographs and letters they have exchanged.
Picture Bride
  • 1994
The movie that defined a generation, made Dustin Hoffman a super-star, and garnered six Oscar nominations
The Graduate
  • 1967
A beautiful, in-depth, realistic portrait of the darker side of Memphis, from Director Craig Brewer
Hustle & Flow
  • 2005
An instant classic, Academy Award winning Cameron Crowe’s coming-of-age story featuring a masterful ensemble
Almost Famous
  • 2000
A story about people whose lives are connected by typewriters. A meditation on creativity and technology from Director Doug Nichol
California Typewriter
  • 2017
Director/Writer Hirokazu Koreeda's "charming, richly textured fable" of a life-sized blow up doll who develops a soul and falls in love.
Air Doll
  • 2009
Clare Peploe's sugar-sweet fairytale. A romantic comedy based on the play by Pierre de Marivaux of the same title.
Triumph of Love
  • 2002
Based on the true romance between singer Liberace and Scott Thorson, Steven Soderbergh's award winning biopic is truly masterful.
Behind the Candelabra
  • 2013
Oscar winners Juliette Binoche and Dame Judi Dench star in this "sinfully scrumptious bonbon” of a film from Director Lasse Hallstrom
Chocolat
  • 2000
Director David Fairhead offers the definitive life story of Neil Armstrong: from his childhood in Ohio to his first steps on the Moon, and beyond.
Armstrong
  • 2019
Oliver Stone's chronicle of the life and Presidency of George W. Bush.
W.
  • 2008
One of the most iconic horror movies of all time – and #65 in IMDB’s Top Rated Movies list - directed by Stanley Kubrick
The Shining
  • 1980
Jerry Zucker's two-time Oscar winning masterpiece is as much a touching love story as it is thrilling and mysterious.
Ghost
  • 1990
A piano player at a crossroads in his life returns home to his friends and their own problems with life and love. Ted Demme directs.
Beautiful Girls
  • 1996
Documentary following singer Madonna on her controversial Blond Ambition tour in 1990.
Madonna: Truth or Dare
  • 1991
Will Smith earned an Academy Award for his unforgettable performance in this acclaimed biopic from Director Reinaldo Marcus Green
King Richard
  • 2021
Julie Cohen and Betsy West deliver "an apt tribute to a life well-lived and well-fed" (New York Times)
Julia
  • 2021
Stanley Kubrick's gripping, yet disturbing rendition of Anthony Burgess’ novel
A Clockwork Orange
  • 1971
Stanley Kubrick's Oscar winning epic is regarded as one of the greatest films of all time
2001: A Space Odyssey
  • 1968
A darkly humorous tale of an unlikely duo, brilliantly directed by Hal Ashby
Harold and Maude
  • 1971
Cameron Crowe's touching story of love and loss, and the inspiration one needs to keep going.
Elizabethtown
  • 2005
A chaotic adventure in the coming-of-age genre from Director Justin Lin
Better Luck Tomorrow
  • 2002
"First-rate crime thriller & further proof that director Stephen Soderbergh is one of our great contemporary film stylists" (San Francisco Chronicle)
The Limey
  • 1999
Spike Lee delivers a poignant take on coming of age in the 1980s
School Daze
  • 1988
Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin's doc "chronicles a championship season but covers turf that extends miles beyond the football field" (USA Today)
Undefeated
  • 2012
A "rapturous love story" (Time Magazine) from Director Anthony Minghella, starring Jude Law, Nicole Kidman & Renee Zellweger
Cold Mountain
  • 2004
Gilles Mimouni’s thrilling directorial debut is an exploration of love, lust, sabotage, and treachery
The Apartment
  • 1996
Director Denis Villeneuve's 6-time Academy Award winner, featuring breathtaking cinematography and stellar performances.
Dune
  • 2019
"One of those highly original films whose secrets are best experienced without much hint of what's to come" (Seattle Times).
The One I Love
  • 2014
A thrilling commentary on the Iraq War that earned Kathryn Bigelow the Academy Award for Best Director, becoming the first woman to do so.
The Hurt Locker
  • 2009
An intimate and humanizing look into the world of adult films from a never before seen perspective.
The Girl Next Door
  • 1999
Chronicling four intertwined stories of hotel mischief on New Year’s Eve, this slapstick comedy will leave you belly-ache laughing through the chaos!
Four Rooms
  • 1995
"An empowering female-led mystery with an underlying roller coaster of weird leaving nightmares in its wake" (USA Today)
Annihilation
  • 2018
Todd Phillips delivers "the best social horror film since GET OUT... Joaquin Phoenix is magnetic" (Time Out)
Joker
  • 2018
Science-fiction icon Denis Villenueve directs the stunning sequel to BLADE RUNNER (1982); starring Ryan Gosling & Harrison Ford
Blade Runner 2049
  • 2017
Director R.J. Cutler takes us on a deep-dive into the inner workings of the most iconic fashion magazine in the world
The September Issue
  • 2009
"The Matrix Revolutions leaves us with something to chew on for years to come" (Denver Post).
The Matrix Revolutions
  • 2003
"Eyes will pop, nerves will jangle, thoughts will be provoked and other summer blockbusters will shrink in comparison" (Rolling Stone)
The Matrix Reloaded
  • 2003
An instant icon surpassing beyond the genre of science-fiction, 4-time Oscar winner and #16 in the IMDB Top Rated Movies
The Matrix
  • 1999
"A gorgeous-looking, beautifully acted film noir with a richly detailed script and sensitive direction from its star" (Newsday).
Motherless Brooklyn
  • 2017
"Pure, ravishing cinema," raves Rolling Stone, "a dizzying, delirious ride" from director Christopher Nolan
Tenet
  • 2020
Lynn Ramsay’s thrilling tale of a veteran (Joaquin Phoenix) who works to rescue missing girls
You Were Never Really Here
  • 2018
With direction from George Miller, this 6-time Oscar winner is a grand experience in cinematic beauty, action, and feminist prowess.
Mad Max: Fury Road
  • 2013
Destin Daniel Cretton's film follows a civil rights attorney in his attempt to free a man from a wrongful death row sentence.
Just Mercy
  • 2018
A thrilling glimpse into the civil rights movement in the 1960s, from Director Shaka King
Judas and the Black Messiah
  • 2019
Sally Field makes a triumphant return with her leading performance in Michael Showalter's charming comedy
Hello, My Name Is Doris
  • 2016
Paul Thomas Anderson adapts Thomas Pynchon’s acclaimed, cult-favorite detective novel in this richly funny psychedelic romp.
Inherent Vice
  • 2015
"Undeniably impressive pic grabs the viewer by the lapels and shakes hard" (Variety) from Director Quentin Tarantino.
Reservoir Dogs
  • 1992
Bill Murray and Melissa McCarthy deliver acclaimed performances in this heartwarming comedy from director Theodore Melfi.
St. Vincent
  • 2014
Director/Writer Richard Tanne's film "shimmers with warmth" (Time Magazine). A portrait of Barack & Michelle Obama's fateful first date.
Southside with You
  • 2016
"A gripping and tension-packed spin through America's covert War on Drugs. Prepare to be haunted for a good long time." -Rolling Stone
Sicario
  • 2015
Darren Aronofsky's hypnotic film in which the characters plummet into a nightmarish, gut-wrenching freefall.
Requiem for a Dream
  • 2000
A gripping, deeply authentic portrait from Director John Cameron Mitchell, starring an electrifying Nicole Kidman.
Rabbit Hole
  • 2010
"An irresistible blend of mirth and malice" (Rolling Stone) from Director Joss Whedon.
Much Ado About Nothing
  • 2013
"A wonderfully Lynchian dive into the dream and the reality of Hollywood, moviemaking, acting and love" from Director/Writer David Lynch
Mulholland Drive
  • 2001
Director/Writer Nicolas Winding Refn reunites with Ryan Gosling in this DRIVE follow up.
Only God Forgives
  • 2013
Director Justin Kurzel brings this Shakespeare adaptation to the big screen, with electrifying performances from Michael Fassbender & Marion Cotillard
Macbeth
  • 2015
Paul Schrader delivers "wonderful, vintage fare" (Washington Post) with the story of a Manhattan drug dealer, starring Willem Dafoe & Susan Sarandon.
Light Sleeper
  • 1992
"Imagine Alfred Hitchcock directing Wuthering Heights," (Indiewire). William Oldroyd's film stars a sublime Florence Pugh in the title role.
Lady Macbeth
  • 2017
Director Abel Ferrara's story of a drug kingpin who attempts to take control of the criminal underworld; starring Christopher Walken.
King of New York
  • 1990
The powerhouse team of Director André Téchiné and star Catherine Deneuve bring audiences “one of the most beautiful French films of all time”
Hôtel des Amériques
  • 1981
Director Denis Villeneuve's Oscar winning sci-fi drama is "a monolith, a megalith... the film defies gravity" (The Playlist) starring Amy Adams
Arrival
  • 2016
Olivia Munn delivers "the most substantial work of her career" (Indiewire) in this TIFF and SXSW Official selection from director Justine Bateman.
Violet
  • 2021
"Hell or High Water resurrects the power of western mayhem done right," (Indiewire). Oscar nominated film from Director David Mackenzie.
Hell Or High Water
  • 2016
Werner Herzog's remarkable documentary examines the calling that drove Timothy Treadwell to live among wild grizzly bears.
Grizzly Man
  • 2005
Chris Rock explores the wonders of African-American hairstyles in this Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Prize winner.
Good Hair
  • 2009
Oscar winner Bill Condon delivers a spellbinding work of semi-fiction, starring Ian McKellen and Brendan Fraser.
Gods and Monsters
  • 1998
One of the greatest anime films of all time. Mamoru Oshii's GHOST IN THE SHELL is "a work of profound and melancholic beauty."
Ghost in the Shell
  • 1996
"[Jennifer] Westfeldt is the pulse of Friends With Kids, presenting us with life in all of its vibrant, messy sprawl" (Rolling Stone)
Friends With Kids
  • 2011
Filmmaker Stephanie Soechtig's "movie that will change the way people thing about eating" (USA Today)
Fed Up
  • 2014
"A reminder that sometimes films can venture into the realms of poetry and dreams" (Chicago Sun-Times)
Eve's Bayou
  • 1997
Gregory Nava's Academy Award nominated, deeply affecting drama follows a pair of siblings who embark on the perilous journey from Guatemala to the US.
El Norte
  • 1983
Gus Van Sant's film "takes us so deeply into this shabby, transient world that we feel its texture -- both its scary thrills & its bleak uncertainty"
Drugstore Cowboy
  • 1989
Director/Writer Lars Von Trier's film stars Nicole Kidman, and was heralded by the LA Times as "intriguing," "provocative" and "beautifully luminous"
Dogville
  • 2003
Issues of race and gender cause a group of strangers in Los Angeles to physically and emotionally collide in this drama from director Paul Haggis
Crash
  • 2004
A real life thriller, giving audiences unprecedented access to filmmaker Laura Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald’s encounters with Edward Snowden
Citizenfour
  • 2014
John Curran's "questing film examines the broken moral compass of a driven politician" (Rolling Stone).
Chappaquiddick
  • 2018
"[Keitel] keeps us watching his descent without wanting to look away. Only an actor with tremendous reserves of power could accomplish that."
Bad Lieutenant
  • 1992
Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now in its 40th year presents a new, never-before-seen restored version of the film.
Apocalypse Now: Final Cut
  • 1979
"A dazzling amalgam of film noir and science fiction" (Time Out) from Director Jean-Luc Godard.
Alphaville
  • 1965
A stylish post-modern film noir directed by Paul Feig, starring Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively.
A Simple Favor
  • 2018
"Gordon-Levitt and especially Rogen ...make the comedy seem both spontaneous and organic" (Indiewire). Directed by Jonathan Levine
50/50
  • 2011
Eran Kolirin makes his feature debut with this critically acclaimed slice-of-life comedy.
The Band's Visit
  • 2008
An intimate and emotionally-charged documentary from Colin Hanks that examines the explosive trajectory, tragic demise, & the legacy of Tower Records
All Things Must Pass: The Rise and Fall of Tower Records
  • 2015
"In his directing debut, Dave Grohl shows the instincts of a real filmmaker. Sound City hits you like a shot in the heart" (Rolling Stone)
Sound City
  • 2013
"No mere music doc, Barbara Kopple's celebration of soul queen Sharon Jones captures the tiny singer's incredible strength in the face of cancer."
Miss Sharon Jones!
  • 2016
Director Wayne Blair delivers an irresistible, feel-good movie that Rolling Stone calls "a blast of joy and music that struts right into your heart."
The Sapphires
  • 2012
Joel & Ethan Coen's "soulful, unabashedly lyrical film is best enjoyed by sinking into it like a sweet, sad dream" (Washington Post).
Inside Llewyn Davis
  • 2013
"Tarantino writes like a flamethrower in this western whodunit," (Rolling Stone) set some time after the Civil War amid a frigid Wyoming winter.
The Hateful Eight
  • 2015
Inspired by his own life and love for music, John Carney's feel-good musical reaffirms music’s ability to transform us into something greater.
Sing Street
  • 2016
Quentin Tarantino's Oscar winning, genre-bending thrill ride is altogether violent, unpredictable and thoroughly entertaining.
Inglourious Basterds
  • 2009
Quentin Tarantino's bold, bloody, incendiary masterpiece starring Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L. Jackson
Django Unchained
  • 2012
One of the most buzzed-about films of the 2014 festival circuit. David Robert Mitchell’s terrifying new take on the teen horror genre.
It Follows
  • 2015
Give Your Soul To The Dance. Oscar nominated director Luca Guadagnino's "re-imagining of Dario Argento's 1977 horror classic."
Suspiria
  • 2018
A biting, wry comedy examining the elements that make a man a monster. From Director Mary Harron & starring Christian Bale.
American Psycho (Uncut Version)
  • 2000
Oscar nominated filmmaker Julian Schnabel brings Lou Reed's 2006 live concert performance of his 1973 concept album "Berlin" to the big screen
Lou Reed's Berlin
  • 2008
Heidi Ewing's Sundance Film Festival award winner is an epic love story, “carefully crafted from start to finish” (Hollywood Reporter)
I Carry You With Me (Te Llevo Conmigo)
  • 2021
Ty Roberts delivers the inspirational true story of the team that inspired a nation.
12 Mighty Orphans
  • 2021
Paris Is Burning meets Larry Clark’s KIDS, this is a love letter to New York—examining race, society, fashion, and street culture.
All the Streets are Silent: The Convergence of Hip Hop and Skateboarding (1987-1997)
  • 2021
Director Agnieszka Holland crafts "a rich psychological puzzle about a compromised political survivor" (Hollywood Reporter)
Charlatan
  • 2021
A discursive tour through a fractured paradise, from filmmaker Heinz Brinkmann
Usedom: A Clear View of the Sea
  • 2021
A "visually stunning and emotionally stirring" (Hollywood Reporter) award-winner from director Majid Majidi (CHILDREN OF HEAVEN)
Sun Children
  • 2021
"A scrumptious cinematic journey" (Variety) with unprecedented access to the elusive truffle hunters, from filmmakers Michael Dweck & Gregory Kershaw
The Truffle Hunters
  • 2020
John Krasinski's nerve-shredding next chapter is "an even fiercer and more emotional experience than the first installment" (Screen International).
A Quiet Place Part II
  • 2021
Featuring breathtaking cinematography, Chase Ogden's doc is both heart-racing and inspirational.
Super Frenchie
  • 2020
Jane Campion's award winning work "plays itself with such contrapuntal richness, it resonates in you forever" (Washington Post).
The Piano
  • 1993
Maryam Touzani's feature debut was Morocco's entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 92nd Academy Awards
Adam
  • 2019
Rob Gordon Bralver's surrealist biographical documentary about trailblazing electronic musician and animal rights activist Moby.
Moby Doc
  • 2021
Oscar winner Christoph Waltz makes his feature directorial debut with this "exhilarating dance," featuring Annette Bening and Vanessa Redgrave
Georgetown
  • 2021
Nominated for 10 Academy Awards, Martin Scorsese delivers "a triumph of pure craft and passionate heart" (Rolling Stone) with this epic work.
Gangs of New York
  • 2002
"A lush, stylish and evocative journey" (Screen Daily) of a wildly creative decade in Yves Saint Laurent's career. Bertrand Bonello directs.
Saint Laurent
  • 2015
Japanese animation powerhouse Studio Ghibli explores a new creative direction with Dutch animator Michaël Dudok de Wit's mesmerizing work.
The Red Turtle
  • 2017
Antonio Banderas "gives his best, most committed performance" (Detroit News) in Pedro Almodóvar's acclaimed work.
Pain and Glory
  • 2019
Florian Zeller's heartbreaking and uncompromisingly poignant film featuring an Oscar winning performance from Anthony Hopkins.
The Father
  • 2021
A luminous Penélope Cruz stars in Pedro Almodóvar's Golden Globe and BAFTA nominated tale of sex, secrets and cinema.
Broken Embraces
  • 2009
Academy Award winner Pedro Almodovar's outrageous tale of desire, revenge and murder that Rolling Stone calls "a rapturous masterwork"
Bad Education
  • 2005
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School gun violence survivors & activists create the largest youth protest in American history, March for Our Lives.
Us Kids
  • 2021
Dominic Cooke's true-to-life spy thriller starring Benedict Cumberbatch as a businessman who attempts to defuse the Cuban Missile Crisis
The Courier
  • 2021
The latest deranged delight by French absurdist Quentin Dupieux "will have you howling in your seat" (Collider)
Keep an Eye Out
  • 2018
A moving depiction of the aftermath of the tragic death of Princess Diana, from Director Stephen Frears. Starring a note-perfect Helen Mirren.
The Queen
  • 2006
Director/Writer Leos Carax's sweeping romance starring Oscar winner Juliette Binoche and Denis Lavant
The Lovers on the Bridge
  • 1991
The first feature from now-iconic filmmaker Taika Waititi is "New Zealand's answer to NAPOLEON DYNAMITE" (Little White Lies).
Eagle vs Shark
  • 2007
Maya Angelou's sole feature directorial work was heralded as "a triumph" by Time Out New York, starring an outstanding Alfre Woodard
Down in the Delta
  • 1998
Simon Bird's funny yet sweet coming-of-age story about single motherhood and Metallica, based on the critically acclaimed graphic novel.
Days of the Bagnold Summer
  • 2019
Director Selina Miles expertly captures a brilliant portrait of photographer, and cultural icon, Martha Cooper.
Martha: A Picture Story
  • 2019
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
Christina Rosendahl's film follows one man who puts everything on the line, set on the backdrop of 1940 Denmark
The Good Traitor
  • 2020
"The JOHN WICK / SPRING, SUMMER, FALL, WINTER... AND SPRING mash-up you never knew you always wanted."
Spoor
  • 2017
Starring real-life bandmates of indie folk-trio The Sweet Remains, Greg Naughton's dramedy is always in tune.
The Independents
  • 2020
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
Director/writer Sngmoo Lee's undeniably electric, fun free-for-all whose eclectic surrealness will prove hard to resist.
The Warrior's Way
  • 2010
Heralded by critics as "uplifting" and "irresistible" Justin Chadwick's film is based on a true story of an 84-year-old who fights for an education.
The First Grader
  • 2010
From Director/Writer Scott Cooper and featuring acclaimed performances from Christian Bale, Casey Affleck, Forest Whitaker & Woody Harrelson.
Out of the Furnace
  • 2013
From Director Mark Forster comes "an examination of modern atrocity and a rethinking of the burden/beauty of belief" (Detroit News).
Machine Gun Preacher
  • 2011
Neil Burger's "LIMITLESS hits you like an adrenaline rush that will have you saying, 'I'll have what he's having,'" raves Rolling Stone.
Limitless
  • 2011
Based on the worldwide bestselling novel comes a rich, exhilarating, and hilarious tale from director Peter Chelsom, starring Simon Pegg.
Hector and the Search for Happiness
  • 2014
Golden Globe nominee Joseph Gordon-Levitt directs, writes and stars in this witty, insightful portrait of human attraction.
Don Jon
  • 2013
A reverent yet at-times gruesome portrait of an elite team of Navy SEALs.
Act of Valor
  • 2012
Majid Majidi's documentary-like film is "very nearly a perfect movie for children, & of course that means adults will like it too" (Chicago Sun-Times)
Children of Heaven
  • 1997
Alfonso Arau's Golden Globe and BAFTA nominated film is a delicious love story that intoxicates audiences with its magical realism.
Like Water for Chocolate
  • 1993
"Flushed with emotion and a buoyant earthy humor, MALENA is a yarn that sticks with you" (New York Times). Directed by Giuseppe Tornatore.
Malena
  • 2000
Hao Wu and Weixi Chen's raw and intimate portrait of the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan.
76 Days
  • 2020
"A rhapsodic adaptation of a memoir, a visual marvel" (Chicago Tribune). Julian Schnabel's powerful take on the true story of Jean-Dominique Bauby
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
  • 2007
From the director of the acclaimed FOR THE BIBLE TELLS ME SO comes a gripping stories of those caught in the cross-hairs of scripture & sexuality.
For They Know Not What They Do
  • 2019
Tilda Cobham-Hervey gives a spectacular lead performance as Helen Reddy in this "rousing crows-pleaser" (Indiewire) from Director Unjoo Moon
I Am Woman
  • 2019
Director Mary McDonagh Murphy sifts through the facts and speculation surrounding Harper Lee and both her novels
Harper Lee: From Mockingbird to Watchman
  • 2015
Nadine Labaki's Oscar nominated film is "the kind of filmmaking miracle that boggles the mind" (The Wrap)
Capernaum
  • 2018
Director Kat Coiro's sophomore feature - a portrait of broken love, forbidden passion and self-discovery.
And While We Were Here
  • 2012
Director/Writer Yi'nan Diao's "great art-house noir that thrives on both contextual and visual level" (Asian Movie Pulse)
Black Coal, Thin Ice
  • 2014
Director Lu Chan's gripping tale centers on an excavation team who are left buried underground after an explosion.
Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe
  • 2015
Hong-Soo Park's story of a son who follows in his father's footsteps as a spy, in order to protect his younger sister.
Commitment
  • 2013
Director Jin-ho Hur crafts "an immersively sensual experience" (Hollywood Reporter) based on the French novel
Dangerous Liaisons
  • 2012
A "sly comic parable" (Variety) constructed by Director Feng Xiaogang, bolstered by a standout performance from lead actress Fan Bingbing.
I Am Not Madame Bovary
  • 2016
Hong Kong action legend Chow Yun Fat stars in Wen Jiang's hyper-violent, pitch-black action-comedy.
Let The Bullets Fly
  • 2010
Director Jung Byung-Gil's stylish, kinetic action-thriller that gives a welcome shot of adrenaline to the classic femme fatale story.
The Villainess
  • 2017
Director Yeon Sang-ho delivers the next nail-biting chapter in his post-apocalyptic world.
Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula
  • 2020
Director Kim Seong-hun delivers "a harrowing spectacle that makes one forget to breathe" (Seattle Times)
Tunnel
  • 2016
Director/Writer Julio Medem crafts "an intoxicating experience" (BBC.com) featuring a spectacular breakout performance from Paz Vega.
Sex and Lucia
  • 2001
"Too much fun not to like." A genre-bending, delirious gore-fest, penned by Quentin Tarantino and directed by Robert Rodriguez.
From Dusk Till Dawn
  • 1996
One of the most influential films of the 1990s, Tarantino's neo-noir romp is "a spectacularly entertaining piece of pop culture" (Variety)
Pulp Fiction
  • 1994
Brutal, hilarious and not for the faint of heart, Danny Boyle's film was the most talked about movie of 1996.
Trainspotting
  • 1996
Director Kevin Smith tackles thorny subject matter with sensitivity, raw honesty and an all-star cast.
Chasing Amy
  • 1997
Kevin Smith's quirky and quotable first feature "captures the zeitgeist of an era and becomes the voice of a generation" (Salon.com).
Clerks
  • 1994
Director Roberto Benigni crafts an earnest, charming, Oscar winning story that ultimately highlights the strength of the human spirit.
Life is Beautiful
  • 1997
An unforgettable work from directing duo Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund. "Cinema doesn't get more exhilarating than this" (BBC.com).
City of God
  • 2003
A dinner party becomes the backdrop for this "elegant, squirm-inducing dark comedy" starring Salma Hayek & John Lithgow, from Director Miguel Arteta
Beatriz at Dinner
  • 2017
Director/Writer Lee Chang-dong crafts a slow-burn that "sizzles with a cumulative power that will knock the wind out of you" (Rolling Stone)
Burning
  • 2018
Legendary Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien wowed audiences with this awe-inspiring film, a wondrous take on the traditional wuxia film
The Assassin
  • 2015
Filmmaker Kevin Macdonald unravels the mystery behind “The Voice,” who thrilled millions even as she struggled to make peace with her troubled past
Whitney
  • 2018
Yeon Sang-ho's wildly successful film “pulses with relentless locomotive momentum" (Variety).
Train to Busan
  • 2016
Bullets fly in award-winning director Johnnie To’s showdown between cops, robbers, and everyone else caught in the crossfire.
Three
  • 2016
Na Hong-jin’s meticulously crafted, unbelievably tense supernatural thriller is "deliciously entertaining. You'll be left breathless" (The Playlist).
The Wailing
  • 2016
Prolific auteur Takashi Miike at his most fun and anarchic. A noir-tinged, genre-bending yakuza film.
First Love
  • 2019
Johnnie To crafts "a deeply intelligent, exhilarating and eminently satisfying adult crime story" (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Drug War
  • 2013
An epic journey and sweeping romantic historical drama from Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Germany's Official Submission to the Oscars.
Never Look Away
  • 2019
Fun, bright and provocative early work from Pedro Almodóvar - starring Oscar nominee Antonio Banderas and Carmen Maura
Law of Desire
  • 1987
David LaChapelle's brilliant doc exuberantly demonstrates the rise of Clowning and Krumping, a startling new hip-hop dance subculture.
Rize
  • 2005
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
"...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
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
"Screen goddesses — Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen & Candice Bergen" take the lead in this delightful comedic romp
Book Club
  • 2018
Director Sacha Jenkins' fascinating chronicle of hip-hop and urban fashion - a Sundance Film Festival Official Selection
Fresh Dressed
  • 2015
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
A hard-hitting tale that serves as both a character study and a sociopolitical statement, from director Warwick Thornton
Sweet Country
  • 2017
"A bittersweet, wryly comic, keenly observed look at senescence from Israeli directors Sharon Maymon and Tal Granit." -Boston Globe
The Farewell Party
  • 2014
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
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
"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
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
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
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
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
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
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 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
Academy Award winning director Milos Forman's sweeping historical epic, starring Javier Bardem, Natalie Portman and Stellan Skarsgard.
Goya's Ghosts
  • 2006
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
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
Agnieszka Holland’s thrilling Berlin International Film Festival Official Selection - set on the eve of WWII
Mr. Jones
  • 2019
Peter Sollett's coming-of-age tale is "divinely realized… like sunshine burning through a cloud bank" (New York Times)
Raising Victor Vargas
  • 2002
A humorous, emotional and enlightening look into the unimaginable world of coffee competitions
Barista
  • 2015
Director/Writer Wong Kar Wai proves himself to be "a cinematic grandmaster in action" (Rolling Stone) with this Oscar nominated epic.
The Grandmaster
  • 2013
Director Lee Daniels' sophomore work - the "best picture of 2009" (Rolling Stone) - featuring a breakout performance by Gabourey Sidibe
Precious
  • 2010
Ron Howard puts audiences front row center for an exploration of The Voice...The Man...The Legend.
Pavarotti
  • 2019
Director Nadine Labaki serves up a sweet look at the inside of a Beirut beauty salon
Caramel
  • 2007
Lucas Hedges and Julia Roberts give note-perfect performances in this harrowing and heartbreaking tale, from director Peter Hedges
Ben is Back
  • 2018
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
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
A novice nun uncovers a deep family secret in Pawel Pawlikowski's Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film.
Ida
  • 2013
Director Scott Crawford's "sharp, hip piece of rock history" (San Francisco Chronicle) that explores the seminal music magazine.
Creem: America’s Only Rock 'n’ Roll Magazine
  • 2019
Oscar winner from director Thomas Vinterberg, featuring a career-best performance by Mads Mikkelsen. Fun, moving, life-affirming & thought-provoking.
Another Round
  • 2020
"A non-stop, intense survival thriller" (Bloody Disgusting) from Director/Writer Joachim Hedén
Breaking Surface
  • 2020
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
Juliette Binoche, Kristen Stewart, and Chloë Grace Moretz light up this exhilarating look at art, acting, and aging from Olivier Assayas
Clouds of Sils Maria
  • 2015
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
Director Martin Provost eloquently captures French painter Séraphine de Senlis' experience with art, religion and mental illness.
Séraphine
  • 2008
"Spellbinding. A complex saga of intrigue, secrets, lies and tearful reunions" (Toronto Star), from filmmakers Alon and Shaul Schwarz
Aida's Secrets
  • 2016
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
Cynthia Nixon delivers a triumphant performance as Emily Dickinson in Terence Davies' exquisite, critically acclaimed biographical drama.
A Quiet Passion
  • 2016
"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
Master documentarian Barbara Kopple reveals the story behind one of the most daring rescues in modern US history
Desert One
  • 2019
Roger Michell's "marital disintegration-reintegration drama that opens with a dose of frost and vinegar and turns... unbelievably marvelous."
Le Week-end
  • 2013
The deliciously scandalous story of Scotty Bowers, who lands in Hollywood and becomes a legendary escort and sexual procurer to closeted celebrities
Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood
  • 2017
Academy Award winning filmmaker Alex Gibney crafts "a stunning must-see" with this depiction of the strange case of Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
Citizen K
  • 2019
"A loopy, entertaining WTF lark," raves Variety. Jean Dujardin's dark comedy of middle-aged masculinity gone awry.
Deerskin
  • 2019
An exploration into the career, music and influence of the iconic musician.
Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind
  • 2019
"A documentary for anyone who can still look at a book and see a dream, a magic teleportation device, an object that contains the world." -Variety
The Booksellers
  • 2019
Director/Writer Elizabeth Carroll cooks up "cinematic comfort food of the first order" (Variety) of the two-time James Beard Award winner
Diana Kennedy: Nothing Fancy
  • 2019
Martin Provost's emotionally resonant character study is bolstered by magnetic performances by two of French cinema's most beloved stars.
The Midwife
  • 2017
Terence Davies delivers a visually stunning adaptation, heralded by Rolling Stone as "haunting and hypnotic"
The Deep Blue Sea
  • 2011
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
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
A powerful portrait of a torn society, and a political assassin seeking to kill democracy, from director Yaron Zilberman
Incitement
  • 2019
The inspiring story of Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/activist Harry Chapin, from Director Rick Korn
Harry Chapin: When in Doubt, Do Something
  • 2020
A delicate, ominous World War II drama from Director Cate Shortland, anchored by a groundbreaking performance by Saskia Rosendahl
Lore
  • 2012
Follows the celebrated Chef David Kinch and his team from the 3 Star Michelin restaurant in a unique collaborative journey with 3 French chefs.
A Chef's Voyage
  • 2020
The Duplass brothers bring their signature charm to this tale of a slacker who just might discover his destiny when he spends a day with his brother.
Jeff, Who Lives at Home
  • 2012
Richard Linklater revisits the spirit of DAZED AND CONFUSED with this charming coming-of-age comedy
Everybody Wants Some!!
  • 2016
Writer-director Tara Miele offers a "thrilling time-twister" and a profound new perspective on the delicate nature of relationships.
Wander Darkly
  • 2020
The one-liners fly as fast as political fortunes fall in this uproarious satire from acclaimed director Armando Iannucci.
The Death of Stalin
  • 2018
The true story of a friendship that forever changed mathematics, from Director Matt Brown, and starring Dev Patel and Jeremy Irons.
The Man Who Knew Infinity
  • 2016
Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron - give a dynamic, electric performances in this "rom-com with a political edge." Directed by Jonathan Levine.
Long Shot
  • 2019
Director Matthew Vaughn (KINGSMAN series) adapts Mark Millar's hyper-violent comic book. Irreverent, action-packed, and not for the faint of heart.
Kick-Ass
  • 2010
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
Acclaimed writer and director Rian Johnson pays tribute to mystery mastermind Agatha Christie in this witty, stylish whodunit.
Knives Out
  • 2019
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
A clever, and ultimately powerful, examination of prolonged adolescence from Director Jason Reitman.
Young Adult
  • 2011
A finely tuned western, nominated for 10 Academy Awards, from the brilliant minds of filmmaking duo Joel and Ethan Coen.
True Grit
  • 2010
Deemed "a modern American masterpiece," David Fincher delivers a gut-wrenching thriller complete with shivers and puzzle-solving addictiveness.
Zodiac
  • 2007
Brad Anderson directs this psychological thriller, deemed by the Washington Post as "psychological suspense at its finest."
The Machinist
  • 2004
Director/Writer Steven Zaillian delivers a "touching drama that takes us deep inside the eccentric competitive mystique of grandmaster chess."
Searching For Bobby Fischer
  • 1993
A refreshingly human drama inspired by the life of heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner, from Director Philippe Falardeau.
Chuck
  • 2017
Director Paul Thomas Anderson's debut feature features an all-star cast and "grips our attention from first shuffle to last bet" (Chicago Tribune)
Hard Eight
  • 1996
Visionary director Ava DuVernay's chronicle of Dr. Martin Luther King's campaign to secure equal voting rights with his 1965 march
Selma
  • 2014
Director Brillante Mendoza delivers a compelling drama, for which Jaclyn Jose received the Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival.
Ma' Rosa
  • 2016
Deemed by Variety as "jazzy and illuminating," Director Dan Wechsler chronicles the life and times of street photographer Matt Weber
More Than the Rainbow
  • 2012
A unique film about food, society and culture on the island of Cuba from director Asori Soto
Cuban Food Stories
  • 2018
Filmmaker Raymond Depardon casts an affectionate eye on a small community of farmers."Superb, affectionate and astute!," raves Evening Standard.
Modern Life
  • 2008
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
Jillian Schlesinger's debut feature follows 14-year-old Laura Decker, who sets out to become the youngest person ever to sail around the world alone.
Maidentrip
  • 2013
A vivid look at one of America's oldest magazines. Barbara Kopple's "spectacular, crowd-pleasing masterwork" (RogerEbert.com)
Hot Type: 150 Years of The Nation
  • 2015
A raw, relentless thriller starring Isabelle Huppert as a hostage caught in a seemingly hopeless situation, from Director Brillante Mendoza
Captive
  • 2012
"A searing, tense and beautifully told film" from Director Eytan Fox in which romance blossoms between two soldiers.
Yossi & Jagger
  • 2002
The inspiring story of Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/activist Harry Chapin, from Director Rick Korn
Harry Chapin: When in Doubt, Do Something
  • 2020
A visually stunning reflection on love, loss, addition and recovery from director Susanne Bier, starring Halle Berry and Benicio Del Toro
Things We Lost In The Fire
  • 2007
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
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
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
"At once a gripping thriller, an incendiary social critique and a mordant moral fable," (The Playlist), from cinematic master Pablo Larraín
The Club
  • 2015
François Ozon's charming romp features critically acclaimed performances by Oscar nominees Catherine Deneuve and Gérard Depardieu
Potiche
  • 2010
"An engaging and cumulatively exhilarating debut from ...Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin" (Hollywood Reporter)
Meru
  • 2015
A delicate, ominous World War II drama from Director Cate Shortland, anchored by a groundbreaking performance by Saskia Rosendahl
Lore
  • 2012
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
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
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
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
Complex subject matter, sharp dialogue and scathing humor make Adam McKay's Oscar nominated Wall Street drama wholly appealing.
The Big Short
  • 2015
Jason Reitman delivers a 6-time Academy Award nominated smart, humorous and emotional story starring George Clooney.
Up in the Air
  • 2009
Sofia Coppola establishes her signature vision with this first feature that conjures the ineffable melancholy of teenage longing and ennui.
The Virgin Suicides
  • 1999
A star-studded cast shines in the emotionally affecting biographical drama from Oscar nominated Director Lee Daniels.
Lee Daniels' The Butler
  • 2013
Three women search for more potent, meaningful lives in Stephen Daldry's drama that packs an emotional wallop.
The Hours
  • 2002
A career-spanning documentary on The Rolling Stones, from iconic filmmaker Martin Scorsese.
Shine a Light
  • 2008
Oscar winner Sam Mendes directs this well-crafted mob movie that is altogether sweeping and somber, starring Tom Hanks
Road to Perdition
  • 2002
"A darkly effective portrait of an Eisenhower-era couple who fall tragically short of reaching Camelot," from Director Sam Mendes
Revolutionary Road
  • 2009
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
Richard Linklater's 12-year epic. A breathless, intimate cinematic miracle that celebrates life's small moments and won hearts of audiences
Boyhood
  • 2014
Director Sebastián Lelio's complex character study of a middle-aged woman (an unforgettable Paulina García) that captivated both critics and audiences
Gloria
  • 2013
Morgan Freeman directs "a handsomely crafted, potently played drama that brings the issue of apartheid down to a visceral human dimension" (Variety).
Bopha!
  • 1993
A gripping examination of the current state of education in America today, from Director Davis Guggenheim.
Waiting for "Superman"
  • 2010
Academy Award nominated Director David O. Russell adapts the story of fledgling boxer Micky Ward.
The Fighter
  • 2010
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
With Director Dexter Fletcher at its helm, ROCKETMAN is a stirring biopic that captures the highs and lows of its hero.
Rocketman
  • 2019
Oscar winning director Alexander Payne's resonant work features a groundbreaking lead performance by Bruce Dern.
Nebraska
  • 2014
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
SXSW and Sundance Film Festival Official Selection. "All hail the new team of Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal" (Rolling Stone).
Blindspotting
  • 2018
A Hitchcockian noir with a Gallic twist from Director Patrice Leconte.
Intimate Strangers
  • 2004
From director/writer Stanley Tucci. A Film Independent Spirit Award winner set in a 1950s New Jersey Italian restaurant.
Big Night
  • 1996
Academy Award winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu weaves together the stories of four distinct families in this multi-dimensional drama.
Babel
  • 2006
Animated marvel and Oscar nominee from directing duo Duke Johnson and Charlie Kaufman. "...one of those rare perfect films" (RogerEbert.com).
Anomalisa
  • 2015
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
Adaptation of Nelson Mandela's autobiography, from director Justin Chadwick. Idris Elba gives "a towering performance" (Variety).
Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom
  • 2013
Cannes Film Festival FIPRESCI Prize winner - a "slow-burning and haunting drama" (Guardian) from Director Sergey Loznitsa
In the Fog
  • 2012
Director/Writer Tom Tykwer's "playfully pieced-together, beautifully shot, and secretly ridiculous drama" (Entertainment Weekly).
3 (Three)
  • 2010
Unpredictable, gripping, and ultimately haunting. Michael Rowe directs this Cannes Film Festival Golden Camera winner
Leap Year
  • 2010
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
Director Spike Lee delivers an explosive modern-day adaption of the ancient Greek play Lysistrata.
Chi-Raq
  • 2015
Catherine Corsini's well-acted, beautifully framed period romance. A Locarno International Film Festival award winner.
Summertime
  • 2016
Cannes Film Festival Official Selection from Director/Writer Lucrecia Martel. "Masterly, disturbing and deeply mysterious" (Guardian).
The Headless Woman
  • 2008
Director/Writer Amat Escalante delivers a raw, powerful film that took home the win for Best Director at Cannes 2013.
Heli
  • 2013
Director Michel Franco's debut feature - a Cannes Film Festival Official Selection. "Compelling! Startling! Thought-provoking!" (Screen Daily)
Daniel & Ana
  • 2010
Striking, semi-autobiographical exploration from Director Carlos Reygadas. An abstract drama and an exploration of darkness and light.
Post Tenebras Lux
  • 2012
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
Ebert & Roeper called Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation of the Upton Sinclair novel "filmmaking at the highest level."
There Will Be Blood
  • 2007
Berlin International Film Festival Grand Jury Prize winner. Director Alain Gomis' crafts a journey that transcends borders.
Félicité
  • 2017
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
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
Meditative concert doc shot over a two-night performance by Neil Young at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
Neil Young: Heart Of Gold
  • 2006
Sean Penn directs this deeply personal and affecting adaptation of Jon Krakauer's best-selling book.
Into the Wild
  • 2007
"Reaffirms [Christopher] Nolan as the premier big-canvas storyteller of his generation" (Variety)
Interstellar
  • 2014
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
From Director/Writer Paddy Considine's Sundance award winner, featuring wrenching performances by Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman.
Tyrannosaur
  • 2012
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
Director Bill Condon brings Tom Eyen's Tony award-winning Broadway musical to the big screen, featuring Jennifer Hudson's showstopping performance.
Dreamgirls
  • 2006
Eytan Fox's moving and empathetic sequel to YOSSI & JAGGER. "An affecting and admirably unsentimental portrait of lost love" (Wall Street Journal).
Yossi
  • 2012
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
Director/Writer Carlos Cuarón crafts a stunning coming-of-age portrait of young love.
Sugar Kisses
  • 2013
Director/Writer Peter Greenawy's eye-opening look at one of cinema’s most respected figures" (Variety) - Sergei Eisenstein.
Eisenstein in Guanajuato
  • 2016
From Director/Writer Athina Rachel Tsangari (CHEVALIER) and featuring a performance by now-Oscar-nominated filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos.
Attenberg
  • 2010
Acclaimed director/writer Joachim Trier delivers an upfront, powerful study of a drug addict confronting his demons.
Oslo August 31st
  • 2011
From Director/Writer Céline Sciamma (PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE). A smart, vital character study.
Girlhood
  • 2013
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
"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
Director Pablo Trapero's "gripping, fast paced story" (Hollywood Reporter), set on the backdrop of the poverty-stricken Buenos Aires outskirts.
White Elephant
  • 2012
Offers insightful and scathing observations on class and colonialism, from director Lucrecia Martel.
Zama
  • 2017
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
Academy Award nominated, intense and haunting portrayal of Alan Turning (Benedict Cumberbatch). Morten Tyldum’s English-language debut.
The Imitation Game
  • 2014
Damien Chazelle's Oscar and Golden Globe winning original musical, starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling.
La La Land
  • 2016
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
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
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
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
Masterful, Oscar nominated director/writer Paul Thomas Anderson delivers "a sharply written, unforgettably directed character study" (New York Post)
The Master
  • 2012
"A romantic spellbinder that cuts deep" (Rolling Stone). Academy Award nominated filmmaker Todd Haynes' lush, haunting love story.
Carol
  • 2015
Julie Taymor crafts a complex tapestry of one of the most inspirational and legendary figures of modern history, Gloria Steinem.
The Glorias
  • 2020
Director/Writer Derek Cianfrance's innovatively structured and exquisitely scored breakout feature. Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling star.
Blue Valentine
  • 2010
Director Jay Roach's adaptation of the real-life scandal featuring a star-studded cast - Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie.
Bombshell
  • 2019
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
Featuring exquisite black and white cinematography, Michel Hazanavicius' film broke box-office records, and won hearts of both critics & audiences.
The Artist
  • 2011
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
Thematic tightrope from Oscar winning director David O. Russel, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper with their Oscar winning performances.
Silver Linings Playbook
  • 2012
In the role that won her Broadway’s acclaimed Tony Award, Pauline Collins is the hilariously endearing Shirley Valentine.
Shirley Valentine
  • 1990
Rupert Goold’s eloquent portrayal, featuring a transformative, Academy Award winning performance by Renee Zellweger as Judy Garland.
Judy
  • 2019
Academy Award winner Mel Gibson's Oscar and Golden Globe nominated chronicle of an extraordinary true story.
Hacksaw Ridge
  • 2016