1999

Boasting an incredible ensemble cast, this adaptation of Susanna Kaysen’s autobiographical account (set in the late ‘60s) of being committed to a psychiatric hospital foregrounded a nuanced take on women’s traumatic experiences. Screening in 35mm

In her breathtaking and assured debut feature, Lynne Ramsay creates a haunting evocation of a troubled Glasgow childhood.

Precocious, persistent and mildly insufferable, Max Fischer is the kind of student who delights some adults and fuels ulcers in others. But a crush on a teacher puts him at odds with his newest friend, a curmudgeonly Vietnam vet, and Rushmore Academy is not ready for this level of care and concern curdled.

Tells the true story of the TV expose of the tobacco industry, broadcast on “60 Minutes,” as seen through the eyes of a real tobacco executive, Jeffrey Wigand. Screening in 35mm

The first cinematic example of writer/director Mike Judge playing the cinematic long game, this eminently quotable film follows tech dudes, wage slaves, restaurant servers and disposable peons through a workscape equal parts Jacques Tati and Marquis de Sade. But a hypnotic accident just may help bring down the exploitative framework of modern capitalism.

Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang from Andy’s room return — with a profound existential question to face: is it better for a toy to be played with until there is nothing left, or to live an immeasurable lifetime on display?

No one would have expected a high school student council election in Omaha to serve up an apt representation of American politics. But no one could have expected Tracy Flick (Reese Witherspoon) and her most resourceful will.

The year 1999 was a moment of significant historical and social change and a watershed moment in cinema history. This seminar will address a spectrum of changes and innovations in the cinema of 1999 — including THE MATRIX, FIGHT CLUB, BEING JOHN MALKOVICH and the TOY STORY franchise — and their relationship to each other.

Your comfortable life, catalog-refined and impeccably furnished, has you pacing back and forth in a space growing all the smaller with each passing day. But that’s okay. Your new buddy Tyler’s gonna help you break out of your immaculate cage — and then burn it all down.

Future action superstar Jason Statham burst onto the scene alongside a number of familiar British character actors in this gritty gangster flick imbued with music video aesthetics and fledgling director Guy Ritchie’s signature brand of jet black humor.