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  • Film About a Father Who

    Directed by Lynne Sachs | 74 mins | 2020
    One man, Ira Sachs Sr., refracted through a host of familial voices and a variety of film formats, the technology evolving over the course of 25 years of shooting. As one of the numerous children he sired with different women—with not all of his progeny k...

  • Finding Christa

    Directed by Camille Billops and James Hatch | 55 mins | 1991
    An affecting yet unsentimental portrait of motherhood, Camille Billops’s collaboration with husband James Hatch captures her reunion with the daughter she was forced to give up for adoption in 1961, combining candid interviews and arch...

  • Flickering Lights

    Directed by Anirban Dutta and Anupama Srinivasan | 90 mins | 2023
    Electricity is coming to a tiny village located in Nagaland, in north-eastern India—one of the material impacts of the 2015 Naga Peace Accord, intended to quell the activities of the region’s deep-rooted separatist insurgent movem...

  • Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle

    Directed by Éric Rohmer | 99 mins | 1987
    Shot quickly in and around Paris during a production break on Rohmer’s Le Rayon Vert, this breezy, witty film traces the exploits of two young women—one an ethnology student from the city, the other an unsophisticated aspiring artist from the country. Rei...

  • Gazer

    Directed by Ryan J. Sloan | 114 mins | 2024
    Sloan’s paranoiac, drum-tight noir thriller stars Ariella Mastroianni as Frankie, a single mother living outside Newark, New Jersey, who, suffering from worsening dyschronometria—a condition that makes it difficult for her to accurately perceive the pas...

  • Genesis

    Directed by Philippe Lesage | 130 mins | 2018
    "Genesis" takes one scene, if not a single second, to evince complete harmony between director and subject. In Philippe Lesage’s award-winning 2018 feature, itself a stealth sequel to "The Demons", Théodore Pellerin ("Lurker", "Beau Is Afraid") and No...

  • Gerontophilia

    Directed by Bruce LaBruce | 83 mins | 2013
    Working at a nursing home allows 18-year-old Lake (Pier-Gabriel Lajoie) to indulge his burgeoning fetish for much older men. On discovering that the residents are being over-medicated, he takes off with his crush. When it comes to Canadian provocateur Br...

  • Ghost Strata

    Directed by Ben Rivers | 46 mins | 2019
    An elliptical travelogue buoyed by the poetry of W.S. Merwin. Fernando Pessoa, and Muriel Rukeyser, "Ghost Strata" is divided into 12 sections, one for each month of the year over which it was shot. As he roves, Rivers trains his camera on piquant details, ...

  • Good One

    Directed by India Donaldson | 90 mins | 2024
    A standout of Sundance 2024, Donaldson’s piercing debut drama stars astonishing newcomer Lily Collias as 17-year-old Sam, forced to play mediator between her father (James Le Gros) and his oldest friend (Danny McCarthy) when their gently contentious ba...

  • Goodbye, Dragon Inn

    Directed by Tsai Ming-liang | 82 mins | 2003
    Like the Royal Theater in The Last Picture Show and the title movie house in Cinema Paradiso, the Fu-Ho is shutting down for good. A palace with seemingly mile-wide rows of red velvet seats, the likes of which you’ve seen only in your most nostalgic d...

  • Hahaha

    Directed by Hong Sangsoo | 115 mins | 2010
    Two friends in a bar trade stories about their romantic exploits at a beach, which we come to realize involve the same people (including a restaurant owner played by Oscar-winner Youn Yuh-jung). Through adroit layering, Hong brings a wry sympathy to the ...

  • Hill of Freedom

    Directed by Hong Sangsoo | 66 mins | 2014
    The progress through a hopelessly shuffled stack of love letters inspires the a-chronological structure of Hong’s Hill of Freedom, which describes the terse long-distance relationship between a Korean woman and the Japanese man who has built an ardent rom...

  • Hope

    Directed by Maria Sødahl | 125 mins | 2019
    A terminal cancer diagnosis for choreographer Anja (Andrea Bræin Hovig, recently seen in Dag Johan Haugerud’s "Love"), during the holiday season, no less, reveals the deep fissures in her 20-year marriage to theater director Tomas (Stellan Skarsgård) in...

  • I Dreamed of a Gentle Landscape

    Directed by Kim Torres | 13 mins | 2025
    The limpid second short made by Torres in Manzanillo, after 2023’s "The Moon Will Contain Us", centers on Chunyan, proprietor of a local minimart: salt-scented images of her life in the small Costa Rican village are paired with memories of her hometown of E...

  • Ijen/London

    Directed by Ben Rivers | 7 mins | 2022
    On a quest for a mythical city, a young woman finds only a vast toxic swamp of sulphurous flames and chemical smoke. With Herbert Read’s poem “The Autumn of the World” drifting across this devastated landscape, Rivers creates a bleak, beautiful experience th...

  • Jaddoland

    Directed by Nadia Shihab | 88 mins | 2018
    “I don’t make art to make pretty things,” Lahib Jaddo tells her daughter, filmmaker Nadia Shihab. “I make it because it helps me understand my life.” In "Jaddoland," Shihab searches for deeper understanding of the diasporic experience of home through the...

  • Joonam

    Directed by Sierra Urich | 100 mins | 2023
    Sierra Urich has never been to Iran, nor can she speak Farsi. Her mother Mitra fled her native country in 1979, on the cusp of the revolution, eventually settling in rural Vermont. Mitra’s own mother followed 16 years later; still, she speaks very littl...

  • Kaili Blues

    Directed by Bi Gan | 113 mins | 2015
    Chinese filmmaker Bi Gan’s audacious directorial debut announced a major new talent. Shot in the mining village Kaili, the director’s birthplace, the film follows a country doctor who enters a dreamlike world where the boundaries between past, present, and fu...

  • Keep the Lights On

    Directed by Ira Sachs | 102 mins | 2012
    A phone sex hotline encounter between a documentary filmmaker and a closeted literary agent gives rise to a decade-long relationship riven by addiction in this closely observed, semi-autobiographical work by Ira Sachs. While his latest film, Cannes competit...

  • Krabi, 2562

    Leaving September 1

    Directed by Anocha Suwichakornpong and Ben Rivers | 93 mins | 2019
    Thai history and pre-history bubble to the surface and get packaged up for sale in this playful, surrealism-tinged venture from Suwichakornpong and Ben Rivers. An unnamed woman arrives in the popular tourist d...

  • L'Intrus

    Directed by Claire Denis | 130 mins | 2004
    One of Claire Denis’s most ambitious, complicated, and exhilaratingly daring films charts an itinerary traveling from the snowy Alps to Korea to Tahiti, following an old mercenary (Michel Subor, from "Le Petit Soldat" and "Beau Travail") in search of bot...

  • Last and First Men

    Directed by Jóhann Jóhannsson | 72 mins | 2020
    Two billion years in the future, humanity finds itself on the verge of extinction. Almost all that remains are lone, surreal monuments—the futuristic, solemn, Brutalist stone slabs erected during the communist era in the former Yugoslav republics, a...

  • Lilting

    Directed by Hong Khaou | 86 mins | 2014
    Subtle but charged performances from both Ben Whishaw and Hong Kong icon Cheng Pei-Pei ("Come Drink with Me") anchor Hong Khaou’s haunting directorial debut, in which the death of a young, gay, Cambodian-Chinese man brings together his grieving mother and t...

  • Look Then Below

    Directed by Ben Rivers | 22 mins | 2019
    The final installment of a hypnagogic trilogy created with sci-fi author Mark von Schlegel, following "Slow Action" (2010) and "Urth" (2016), "Look Then Below" is structured as a future explorer’s diary, its strange and haunting subterranean landscapes capt...