Faya Dayi
Ethiopian-Mexican filmmaker Jessica Beshir joins us in person for her hypnotic documentary feature.
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Ethiopian-Mexican filmmaker Jessica Beshir joins us in person for her hypnotic documentary feature.
Despite all the versions that have come after, Jean Cocteau's masterpiece remains the greatest: a rapturous, haunting evocation of love that exists beyond the natural world.
Poitier made his remarkably assured directorial debut with this rollicking revisionist western, in which he acts alongside close-friend Harry Belafonte.
In Radu Jude’s wildly provocative Golden Bear–winning comedy, a schoolteacher finds her career and reputation under threat after a personal sex tape is leaked on the Internet.
This eerie, atmospheric slow-burn was a standout 2021 genre film, playing out in gory fashion that would have made it public enemy #1 at the time it’s set.
Aleksei German’s jaw-dropping, hilarious, and harrowing masterpiece is in a league, form, and galaxy of its own, pulling on an increasingly outlandish surrealistic thread to unravel the truth of a demented historical reality.
Sidney Poitier stars in this stark, pathbreaking depiction of interracial friendship and union corruption.
Museum of the Moving Image and Paramount Pictures present a special marathon screening of the first three jackass films, culminating in a preview screening of jackass forever, followed by a Q&A with Johnny Knoxville, Jeff ...
Paul Thomas Anderson's career kicked into high gear with his second film, a glorious and poignant paean to the extravagances of the 1970s set in the underground porn world of Los Angeles.
A screening of Brian Henson's beloved musical adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s swashbuckling adventure.
After eight years toiling in bit parts, aspiring actress Nina Wu finally gets her big break with a leading role in a spy thriller.
Cinema founding father Sergei Eisenstein’s final completed works form an historical diptych unprecedented in scale and visual audacity.