Clint Eastwood returns as the The Man With No Name, who teams up with equally lethal Colonel Douglas Mortimer (Lee Van Cleef) in pursuit of a sadistic killer and his band of desperadoes.
Sixty years since its first release, David Lean's splendid biography of the enigmatic T.E. Lawrence paints a complex portrait of the desert-loving Englishman who united Arab tribes in a battle against the Ottoman Turks during World War I.
Initially misunderstood and largely dismissed by critics, this satirical rom-com about a high school cheerleader sent to conversion therapy, has stretched beyond its cult classic status over the past 20 years to become part of the canon in New Queer Cinema.
A Beverly Hills teenager discovers a stomach-churning truth about his family and their wealthy community. One of the most original body horror shockers out there, this thought-provoking horror satire culminates in one of the most gag-inducing "climaxes"' in all of horror history.
An Afrofuturist sci-fi punk musical about an intersex African hacker, a coltan miner, and the anti-colonialist rebellion born as a result of their union. With hypnotic visuals and original songs composed by musician and co-director Saul Williams, this celestial cyber-musical offers a radically bold vision of power, exploitation and love.
Captured by Russian military forces in the Donbass region in 2014 and now released, a Ukrainian surgeon returns to his comfortable middle-class apartment with a renewed purpose of rebuilding his relationship with his daughter and ex-wife. Directed by Valentyn Vasyanovych.
After a particularly harsh winter, Brian goes into a deep depression. Completely isolated and with no one to talk to, Brian does what any sane person would do when faced with such a melancholic situation — he builds a robot.
With his partner Caprice (Léa Seydoux), celebrity performance artist Saul Tenser (Viggo Mortensen) publicly showcases the metamorphosis of his organs in avant-garde productions. An investigator (Kristen Stewart) from the National Organ Registry obsessively tracks their movements. Directed by David Cronenberg.
Emotionally complex, beautifully shot, and always with a sharpened dagger to the throat of the 50s American values, Sirk’s films made throughout that decade are some of the most insightful depictions of the ways in which the American Dream suffocated and isolated women of all walks of life.
Lifelong friends Barb and Star embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they decide to leave their small Midwestern town for the first time…ever in this immediate cult comedy favorite.
