Peter von Kant
Pride on Metrograph At Home
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1h 25m
Leaving December 1
Directed by François Ozon | 85 mins | 2022
Ozon's gender-flipped, gleefully bathetic homage to R.W. Fassbinder’s beloved lesbian melodrama "The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant", featuring Denis Ménochet as the titular Peter, a filmmaker, Khalil Gharbia as the young actor he falls hard for, and a special appearance by Fassbinder alum Hanna Schygulla. “Hilariously stilted, often overwrought, but always highly entertaining… It’s just plain Douglas Sirk perfect.”—John Waters
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So Pretty
Leaving December 1
Directed by Jessica Dunn Rovinelli | 83 mins | 2019
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Stranger by the Lake
Leaving December 1
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... -
Totally F***ed Up
Leaving December 1
Directed by Gregg Araki | 79 mins | 1993
The first film of Araki’s “Teenage Apocalypse” trilogy, which the director once described as a “cross between avant-garde experimental cinema and a queer John Hughes flick,” "Totally F***ed Up" focuses on six gay adolescents who, reject...