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  • Psycho Beach Party

    Directed by Robert Lee King | 96 mins | 2000
    The wholesome genre of 1950s beach movies gets a demented camp makeover in the parodic, perky-paletted story of Chicklet (Lauren Ambrose), a teenager who becomes a suspect in a serial killer investigation because of her multiple personalities. Screenwr...

  • Rafiki

    Leaving August 1

    Directed by Wanuri Kahiū | 82 mins | 2018
    Realized with bold, confident strokes in a vivacious palette, "Rafiki" is both the first Kenyan film to have been selected for Cannes and the first to tell a love story between women—a fact that saw it banned in director Wanuri Kahiū’s h...

  • Reality Winner

    Directed by Sonia Kennebeck | 93 mins | 2023
    Between being played by Sydney Sweeney (in "Reality", 2023) and Emilia Jones (in "Winner", 2024), the Air Force veteran and NSA translator-turned-whistleblower finally plays herself in this remarkable documentary by Sonia Kennebeck, executive produced ...

  • Rounding

    Directed by Alex Thompson | 90 mins | 2022
    A hospital is a place where science reigns over religion—but maybe not in the rural town of Greenville, where medical student James (Namir Smallwood) has just been transferred, intending to finish his residency while still recovering from a breakdown at ...

  • Rude Boy

    Directed by Jack Hazan and David Mingay | 133 mins | 1980
    Jack Hazan and David Mingay’s Rude Boy follows on the heels of Metrograph favorite "A Bigger Splash", their intimate observation of painter David Hockney’s artistic and personal struggles. Once again merging documentary and fiction, Rude ...

  • Sack Barrow

    Directed by Ben Rivers | 21 mins | 2011
    Founded in 1931 to provide employment for disabled ex-serviceman, Servex was a metal electroplating factory that sat on the outskirts of London. In 2010, after years of financial difficulty, the business went into liquidation. Rivers captures its final mont...

  • Santosh

    Directed by Sandhya Suri | 120 mins | 2024
    Trained to take the place of her police constable husband who was killed on the job, young housewife Santosh (Shahana Goswami) is dropped into the harsh realities of rural Northern India and paired with a savvy, charismatic inspector, Sharma (Sunita Rajw...

  • Scarlet Street

    Directed by Fritz Lang | 102 mins | 1945
    Fritz Lang’s heart-wrenching story of a guy with a painting habit (Edward G. Robinson), who has a square day job and a terrible mistake: loving a bad girl, a blonde schemer with a despicable boyfriend in tow. A seamy, gut-twisting noir, and one of the mos...

  • Serpent's Path

    Directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa | 113 mins | 2024
    For this handsome remake of his own 1998 micro-budget thriller, Kiyoshi Kurosawa transposed the action from Japan to France and enlisted the talents of some of the country’s finest actors, including Grégoire Colin and Mathieu Almaric. Albert (Damien ...

  • Shanghai Blues

    Directed by Tsui Hark | 103 mins | 1984
    This kinetic, ultra-stylish screwball comedy/historical romance/backstage musical by the inimitable Tsui—beautifully restored for its 40th anniversary—is one of the most zestily entertaining works of 1980s Hong Kong cinema. Kenny Bee’s nightclub clown and w...

  • Skhizein

    Directed by Jérémy Clapin | 13 mins | 2008
    “I am exactly 91cm from myself,” frets Henry, the central figure in this Annecy-and Cannes-awarded account of a life uncentered. After being struck by a meteorite, Henry finds that he must negotiate to the material world—sitting in a chair, opening a win...

  • Slow Action

    Directed by Ben Rivers | 45 mins | 2010
    Set in a distant future in which rising seas have reduced the Earth to a scattering of isolated islands, "Slow Action" draws on narration written together with science-fiction author Mark von Schlegell to conjure fictional utopian societies from real, remot...

  • Someday We'll Tell Each Other Everything

    Directed by Emily Atef | 129 mins | 2023
    The golden hot summer after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 provides the backdrop for Emily Atef’s fraught and steamy May-December romance, adapted from a 2011 novel by Daniela Krien. On a farm in former East Germany, 19-year-old Maria drifts apart fro...

  • Somersault

    Directed by Cate Shortland | 106 mins | 2004
    Shortland’s visually arresting debut feature, a standout at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival recently restored in 4K, follows 16-year-old Heidi (Abbie Cornish), in flight from a catastrophic fall out with her mother, as she posts up in the frigid Australi...

  • Stranger by the Lake

    Directed by Alain Guiraudie | 100 mins | 2013
    Lauded and laureled at Cannes, Guiradie’s understated, simmeringly sensual thriller explores the proximity of Eros and Thanatos in an idyllic, lakeside nude beach/cruising spot—shot for maximum pastoral splendor by DP Claire Mathon—where regular Franc...

  • Suddenly

    Directed by Lewis Allen | 77 mins | 1954
    Frank Sinatra shocked audiences of the day by following his Oscar-winning performance in "From Here to Eternity" (1953) with a masterful villainous turn: In this claustrophobic crime drama, Ol’ Blue Eyes plays John Baron, a psychologically damaged former s...

  • Suncatcher

    Directed by Kim Torres | 21 mins | 2021
    Go towards the light. Torres’s debut short follows Lila, a shy teenager, who is lured from her online world of K-Pop dances in pursuit of a mysterious gleam, culminating in a metaphysical cyborgian encounter.

  • Sworn Virgin

    Directed by Laura Bispuri | 88 mins | 2015
    This adaptation of Elvira Dones’s acclaimed novel fully mines the psychological dimensions of the “sworn virgin”—Albanian women who follow an obscure law whereby, upon taking a vow of virginity, they may escape imposed domestic life and live as a man. Ma...

  • The Aviator's Wife

    Directed by Éric Rohmer | 106 mins | 1981
    The inaugural film of Éric Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” cycle, The Aviator’s Wife is a fleecy farce of romantic overanalysis that finds the director exploring the possibilities of handheld camerawork in following a narrative expression of the opening...

  • The Bigamist

    Directed by Ida Lupino | 80 mins | 1953
    For her second film of 1953, following "The Hitch-Hiker", director Ida Lupino outdid herself, also tackling one of the lead roles. She plays Phyllis, one of two women who, each unbeknownst to the other, is married to Harry Graham—a cozy arrangement undone w...

  • The Black Sea

    Directed by Crystal Moselle and Derrick B. Harden | 93 mins | 2024
    A compassionate, convivial, and deeply humane improvised comedy from Moselle ("The Wolfpack", "Skate Kitchen") and co-director Harden, inspired by the latter’s own experiences, "The Black Sea" stars Harden—also providing original...

  • The Blue Caftan

    Directed by Maryam Touzani | 122 mins | 2022
    An ostensibly happy couple becomes unmoored when they hire a young apprentice for their caftan store in this layered, elegantly sensuous drama by Maryam Touzani, awarded the Cannes Un Certain Regard FIPRESCI Prize. Having long confined his homosexualit...

  • The Competition

    Directed by Claire Simon | 121 mins | 2016
    The Competition begins, significantly, with the image of a locked gate—that of La Fémis, one of the most prestigious film schools in the world, offering hands-on training from working professionals and accepting only 40 students per year from hundreds o...

  • The Demons

    Directed by Philippe Lesage | 118 mins | 2015
    Philippe Lesage’s fifth feature also marks his narrative debut, begetting an uncommon blend of atmosphere and storytelling. When a group of young boys are kidnapped in his suburban Montreal town, Felix, a fear-riddled 10-year-old, finds his wild imagi...