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A special double bill presented by itinerant film screening troupe The Theater of the Matters of Nicholas Ray and Budd Schulberg’s Wind Across the Everglades (1958) and Victor Erice’s Dream of Light (...

Spotlighting the role of women in Arab revolutionary movements, the extraordinary films of Lebanese director Heiny Srour are long overdue for rediscovery. For THE HOUR OF LIBERATION HAS ARRIVED, Srour...

Leila and the Wolves (1984) First Ever U.S. Release “Feminist masterwork.”–The Guardian Drawing on the Arab heritage of the ‘Arabian Nights’, Leila and the Wolves combines fictional drama, archival fo...

The legendary films of Lebanese filmmaker Heiny Srour come to BAM in new restorations.

One of contemporary French cinema’s most intriguing auteurs, Axelle Ropert employs an alchemical blend of narrative classicism and subtle expressionism to create nuanced explorations of human relation...

A Dialogue on Mid-Period Jerry Lewis by Chris Fujiwara & A.S. Hamrah

Jerry Lewis directs and stars in this irreverent 1967 comedy about a hapless accountant.

The story of Lucky Star starts around 2019. The initial discussions were inspired by the Argentine film journal, La vida útil, and our desire to have a space to explore our cinephilia. In that init…

The first Montreal Critics' Week in January includes screenings of 'Universal Language,' 'Two Cuckolds Go Swimming' and 'Eephus.'

Opens February 21, 2025 at Metrograph (New York) & Feb. 22 at Doc Films (Chicago) Largely unknown outside Portugal, filmmakers António Reis (1927-1991) and Margarida Cordeiro (b. 193...

“Equal parts unabashed romantic and inventive formalist, prolific French filmmaker Paul Vecchiali (1930-2023) was a master of melodrama whose always surprising films draw equally on ’30s poetic re...