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Everyone visits Rick’s cafe in Casablanca under the Vichy regime. Underneath the exterior of a cynical cafe owner, hides a tough romantic who has to choose between the heart and ideals, when his former lover reenters his life. A treat to be seen over and over again.
What could possibly go wrong when an 8-year-old is left inadvertently alone at home when his family goes on a Christmas vacation? Home Alone has captured the imagination of generations of children and adults alike.
A couple returns to their home after a party in which they flirted quite a bit. Envy leads to a fight and sends the husband on a nightly odyssey that will challenge his senses and conscience. Polished, ironic, and unsettling, Eyes Wide Shut is a glorious work.
Spike Lee's powerful film centers on an Italian pizzeria, which acts as a Caucasian and archaic settlement in the heart of an African-American neighborhood, when racial tensions explode on the hottest day of the year. Lee’s brilliant, enjoyable, and enthralling film seems as relevant as ever.
A salary-man remembers how, throughout generations, his family’s commitment to the samurai code brings them to sacrifices themselves for the sake of their cruel lords. Now, he will have to realizes that he's about to repeat their mistakes. Bushido is a classic that should not be missed.
This is the story, a young soldier that at the height of the war came home for a brief visit. With striking camerawork, Chukhray plays on the heartstrings to create a candid portrait of the Soviet Union during WWII.
The National Gallery of London is offering a fresh look at arguably one of the greatest artists of all – Johannes Vermeer. This new cinematic exploration will take their enjoyment of Vermeer’s life and work to a new level. In glorious HD see these paintings as never before.
In icy northern Siberia, Nanook and Sedna struggle to maintain their traditional ways. While Nanook refuses to acknowledge their estranged daughter, Aga, Sedna misses her desperately. A mesmerizing cinematographic feat.
Ladj Ly’s début film, which won the Grand Jury Prize at Cannes, follows a Paris police special crimes unit operating in one of the city’s most sensitive districts. A botched arrest leads to a battle the between police and raging citizens.
Three children from the West Bank are smuggled into Israel. They arrive at the home of George and Rita, Israeli Palestinians living in Jaffa. A foreign film is being shot nearby. When the two stories intertwine, tensions erupt.
N.J. and Min Min must take a break from their career-oriented lives to deal with the sudden illness of Min Min’s mother, and the teenage crisis of their daughter. An emotional drama with literary scope, about simple people.
With her fiancé on the battlefront, Veronika must go on with her routine and wait for a sign of life as WWII rages on. A digitally-restored print of Mikhail Kalatozov’s Soviet masterpiece, winner of the Cannes Palme d’Or in 1958.
WWII rattles Andrei Sokolov’s life – he enlists as a truck driver, falls into captivity, survives prison camp and manages to escape. “Emotional, expressionistic, lyrical; it takes you by the heart” (Jonas Mekas, Village Voice).
Rose has a love/hate relationship with her supernatural abilities to talk with the dead. She tries to ignore the voices around her, but when she meets Martin and his departed wife, life is about to change…. Extra Ordinary is a sweet treat with a romantic comic twist.
Anne is a successful lawyer with a charming husband and twin girls. When Gustav, her husband’s teenaged son from a previous relationship moves in, Anne’s perfect family life takes a surprising turn. A beautiful and intriguing drama, intelligently directed by May El-Toukhy.
In the summer of 2017, Kim Wall, a Swedish journalist, boarded a private submarine in Denmark to interview the entrepreneur Peter Madsen and disappeared. At the same time, director Dvorit Shargal dreams a strange and disturbing dream.
Inspired by the book of the same name, Lost Lives is a documentary feature about the conflict in Northern Ireland between 1969 and 1998, known as The Troubles. Lost Lives is an astonishing requiem.
Tarkovsky’s lyrically psychological film looks at a twelve-year-old boy who, during WWll, engages in intelligence work against the Nazis. He seems a fearless individual, but his dreams reveal the terror involved in growing up so quickly.
1847 and Ireland has been in destitute for two years. When an Irish ranger working for the British forces discovers that his mother died of famine and his brothers where executed by the Brits, he sets out to take his revenge…. An uncompromising thought-provoking work.
A simple and gentle comedy about an awkward teenager’s first romantic fling. A small and surprising hit in the early 1980s, Gregory’s Girl is full of dry British humor and a bashful romance that will leave you with a smile.
In 1998 Kabul, a young couple’s love blossoms. The streets are rife with violence, but they do not lose hope until an accident causes their lives to take an irreversible turn. Zabou Breitman and Eléa Gobbé-Mevellec employed a special watercolor technique to create this mesmerizing animated film.
April, 1917. Two British soldiers are sent deep into enemy territory to deliver a message that will save the lives of thousands of British troops. A main component of the film’s power and brilliance derives from its presentation in a one-shot that is sure to leave you breathless.
Survival and sacrifice, the value of life and ideology are some of the subjects Schepitko tackles in her adaptation on WWII stories by writer Vasil Bykov. The breathtaking black-and-white cinematography is only one of the reasons that makes The Ascent a masterpiece that should not be missed.
David Mamet’s scorching, profane, Pulitzer Prize-winning play about an office full of desperate real estate salesmen-cum-con-artists. Director James Foley faithfully adapts it to the screen with a stunning ensemble of actors.
