Kiyoshi Kurosawa's filmography—more than 40 features produced across nearly 45 years—may seem indomitable at first glance, but it takes just one viewing to spark a tireless obsession. While a pioneer of the iconic J-horror aesthetic, the director seems capable of anything. This new program evince...

It’s taken a while to catch up with Philippe Lesage, who spent several years in documentary filmmaking before pivoting to narrative cinema with "The Demons" and confirmed his mastery through the recent release of "Who by Fire". A proper overview is presented in this new retrospective comprising t...

Spanning three decades of international art-house, this lineup favors bold cinematic ambition over literal translation. Rather than playing it safe, these films treat literary texts as launching pads for radical visual experiments. Nietzchka Keene’s "The Juniper Tree" and Derek Jarman’s "Edward I...