A fascinating portrayal of Pauline Kael, legendary film critic for The New Yorker magazine, who was renowned for her sharp and resolute style, and who maintained a reputation as America’s most powerful, witty, and influential film critic for over three decades.
When a young girl’s body is discovered, police round up suspects who recount their versions of the events in a series of flashbacks. Bertolucci’s debut is a meditation on truth that combines elements of suspense with a poetic atmosphere.
A new film by Mia Hansen-Løve (Eden), one of the most fascinating voices in contemporary European cinema. A reporter, recently released from Isis captivity, travels to India and falls in love with his godfather’s daughter, Maya.
After a fatal plague wipes out the world’s entire female population, a father hides his young daughter. She dresses like a boy, but is already on the cusp of adolescence, as they attempt as they attempt to avoid other humans and the potential threats they pose.
A documentary that treats the role of the soundtrack in forming our cinematic experience with respect. It follows influential soundtrack designers in film history, and features milestone soundtracks and interviews with leading directors.
An African-American community struggles to consolidate its cultural identity and achieve justice and equality. This intelligent documentary employs intense poetic qualities to shed light on the disconcerting issue of police violence.
Anat, who comes from a family of classical musicians, rests her hopes for fulfillment on the child she's about to have. When her son is born deaf, she adopts drastic measures.
When a mysterious sticky black material is discovered in a French village, the police chief and his deputy set out to solve the mystery. An extraordinarily humorous and absurd second season of Bruno Dumont’s mini-series Quinquin.
Three starkly different people deal with the aftermath of the Brussels terrorist attacks in 2016: A Flemish doctor, a young man of Algerian descent, and an Italian woman. The same question that seems to haunt the city, looms over their lives.
Years after leaving the orthodox Jewish world, Menachen returns to Bnei Brak to face a dark secret from the past. His journey sheds light on a repressed and particularly disturbing phenomenon. An award-winning documentary.
A decade after the death of a television star, an actor remembers their written correspondence and its effect on their lives. Dolan’s first English-speaking film is a stylized melodrama starring Kit Harrington and Natalie Portman.
In a dystopian world, Jessica saves a band of juvenile criminals from a life of violence. Isolated, they spend their time in commando training, until one day, a lost boy crashes into their home, and things begin to change.
This documentary reveals Alien’s origins, entrenched, among many others, in ancient myths and Francis Bacon’s art. Alexander Philip explores how the minds behind the film tapped these sources to effectively touch upon our collective memory.
Documentarian Nanfu Wang (Hooligan Sparrow) explores the effects of China’s One-Child policy. By combining her personal story with propaganda material, she reveals human rights violations, including the abandonment of infants and forced abortion.
In 1994 Korea, a teen passes her days feeling alienated. When a new teacher arrives, it seems as though there is finally someone who understands her. Kim Bo-ra’s debut film about adolescence won prizes at Busan FF and the Berlinale.
Texas, the 1930s. Eugene, a naive 17-year-old is amazed to find a beautiful fugitive bank robber with a $20,000 price on her head hiding in his family’s farm, and is immediately captivated. A sweeping drama starring Margot Robbie.
Cannes Camera d’Or winner is a tantalizing drama that takes place in Guatemala. A forensic anthropologist investigating the crimes of the 1980s civil war, encounters new evidence including a photograph of a man who resembles his father.
This documentary looks beneath the surface of the romantic comedy genre, seeking to better understand the way we view love, relationships, and romance. Director Elizabeth Sankey investigates the past, present, and future of the genre, assisted by a chorus of critics, actors, and filmmakers.
His was a personal form of filmmaking; one that rhymed with intimacy, diary, and visual poetry. “I don’t really make films; I only keep filming.” Screening of: Reminiscences of a Journey to Lithuania | Notes on the Circus
Pedro, a male nurse in Brazil needs a bed for a sick friend and decides to help a police-monitored criminal escape from the hospital. He takes the man to his apartment to treat him and a romantic-abusive relationship ensues.
The Jerusalem Film Workshop provides young filmmakers from all over the world with the opportunity to hone their skills, whilst also exploring the diverse human nature of Israel. Premiere in the presence of the filmmakers
The Druze populated village of Beit Jann holds the highest record of high school graduates in Israel and possibly the world: a success rate of 100%. This is their story.
Parasite, Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s (Snowpiercer, Okja) film, which won the Palme d’Or for Best Film at Cannes, follows a poor family whose members infiltrate a wealthy family’s mansion until the plan goes awry.
After a long day at work, Khadija falls asleep on the subway. When she awakes, she finds herself alone at the last station. Forced to walk home, she embarks on a nocturnal journey filled with surprising encounters.
Aynur, the vibrant beautiful of Turkish immigrants living in Germany, is married at age 16 to a violent man and becomes pregnant. Realizing that life does not have to be what her orthodox Muslim family had in mind, she escapes to Berlin for a new start.
How did Avigdor Lieberman – who immigrated to Israel without a penny to his name – rise to serve in the country's top political positions, and what does his story reveal about the social changes Israel has undergone over the last two decades?
Jonah Hill debuts as writer-director in this beautiful film about the Los Angeles skating scene during the mid-1990s. The life of 13-year-old Stevie takes a turn when befriends a group of older skaters and catches the skating fever.
In 1774 Germany, ex-aristocrats recruit the support of an admired duke in spreading Libertinism, a philosophy that rejects moral boundaries in favor of uninhibited pleasure-seeking. Albert Serra’s enrapturing new film.
Featuring Yves Saint Laurent’s final collection, this is a fascinating, yet not particularly flattering portrayal of an haute couture legend. Suppressed by the fashion house for years, it has only now been released throughout the world.
Panh continues the journey he began with The Missing Picture (2013) in which he revisited the atrocities in 1970s Cambodia. The film focuses on Panh’s attempts to locate the burial sites of family members murdered by the Khmer Rouge.
In 1950s France, a romance between a young woman from a provincial town and wealthy Parisian man ends abruptly, despite the woman’s pregnancy. Thus begins an intelligent, sweeping melodrama based on a celebrated novel.
Sybil, a psychologist, returns to her first passion: writing. She is inspired by a new patient, a young actress in crisis. Enchanted, Sybil is drawn into the patient’s world until their lives begin to blend in disturbing ways.
Based on the Rock Opera Mami by Hillel Mitelpunkt. The 16 songs recorded live, new arrangements by Dudu Tassa and Nir Maimon, tell the unbelievable story of Mami, a young woman from a town in the south, whose husband's injury changes her life forever.
A Chinese family discovers their grandmother has only a short while left to live and decide to keep her in the dark, scheduling a wedding to gather before she dies. A critically-acclaimed, intelligent, touching, and humorous drama which garnered much attention at the Sundance FF.
A young chambermaid in a luxury hotel in Mexico City agrees to work endless hours to satisfy her superiors, but she soon realizes that appropriate compensation is not necessarily awarded those who work harder. A prize-winning debut film.
A young man in search of his long-lost love finds himself caught up in a convoluted nocturnal journey. An award-winning film noir that draws viewers into a dark, hypnotic world. Phenomenal cinematography, including an hour-long 3-D shot.