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A short-haired woman in a pink-colored sweatshirt and a shirtless man wearing a gol necklace standing close behind her as she looks back at him and he looks off-screen talking to someone else
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Boomerang

This wildly funny, sophisticated vehicle for Murphy’s too-infrequently tapped skills as a romantic leading man was among the biggest hits of 1992, and all but set the template for the modern-day Black romantic comedy. 

In an old English garden setting, a boy in a cap pushes a wheelchair with a boy in an cap sitting in it, as the whole chair is pulled along in front by a girl in a straw hat. In the foreground are geese flapping their wings.
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The Secret Garden

Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic children’s novel comes to precious life in Holland’s exquisitely mounted gothic adaptation, one of the finest live-action family films of the nineties.

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The Last of the Mohicans

This sweeping, feverish epic adapted loosely from James Fenimore Cooper's 1826 novel features some of Michael Mann's most hypnotic vistas and kinetic sequences.

Standing in front of a covered bridge in a rural setting, a man holds a camera, pointing a lens towards a woman who blushes as she grabs her neck.
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The Bridges of Madison County

Eastwood’s astonishingly beautiful adaptation of the best-selling novel by Robert James Waller moves to its own hushed rhythm, luxuriating in the exquisite human connection experienced by an Iowa housewife and a National Geographic photographer who passes through town while her husband and children are away.

In an old English garden setting, a boy in a cap pushes a wheelchair with a boy in an cap sitting in it, as the whole chair is pulled along in front by a girl in a straw hat. In the foreground are geese flapping their wings.
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The Secret Garden

Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic children’s novel comes to precious life in Holland’s exquisitely mounted gothic adaptation, one of the finest live-action family films of the nineties.

A silhouetted tractor rides down a road at twilight against on orange sky, with a human figure at the front.
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The Straight Story

Featuring vast amber vistas of the American heartland courtesy of the great cinematographer Freddie Francis, The Straight Story is one of David Lynch’s most uncharacteristic and undoubtedly best films. 

a black and white image of a young boy standing outside cupping an object in his hands, while another boy behind him clutches a wooden post

This Kid, There (Ce gamin, là)

A contemplative and intimate portrait of special educator Fernand Deligny and his “network,” a 1970s rural community in the south of France where adults live with and care for non-speaking autistic children. 

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Dick Tracy

Warren Beatty’s big-budget, color-drenched adaptation of Chester Gould’s classic mid-century comic strip is a visual delight from start to finish, featuring lovingly detailed noir photography by Vittorio Storaro.

A group of five people with bags over their heads and buttons for eyes in a room with white walls. One of the people stands with their arms outstretched and the others are sitting on the floor

Shorts Program: Captive Feast

This selection of films highlights the role of art in counteracting experiences of isolation and alienation for those struggling with mental illness inside and outside of psychiatric institutions. 

A masked and cloaked man runs from a helicopter
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Darkman

Universal enlisted Raimi, known primarily for his delightfully impious Evil Dead films, for their own version of a comic book superhero movie. The result is among the wildest, most stylistically untamed popcorn movies of its era.

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Dick Tracy

Warren Beatty’s big-budget, color-drenched adaptation of Chester Gould’s classic mid-century comic strip is a visual delight from start to finish, featuring lovingly detailed noir photography by Vittorio Storaro.