Experimental and Art Films selected by Jenelle Stafford and Hannah Bonner:Richard Serra's Hand Catching Lead (3 min) (Kinonik)Chuck Close's Slow Pan for Bob (10 min) (Kinonik)Caroline Savage's Voyeur (7 min)Hollis Frampton's Nostalgia (38 min)JJ Murphy's Sky Blue Water Light Sign (7.75 min)Stephanie Barber’s 3 Peonies (3 min)

The Arpels have built the perfect modern home. Everything is automated and nothing works. Monsieur Hulot wanders through it like a man from another century. We feel you my dude.

Everyone in Nantes is in love with the wrong person. Anouk Aimee waits for a man who left while another waits for her. Demy's debut drips with profound love for his home.

Alex Forrester, convicted of murdering his wife, fails to gain his release after spending 5 years in a British asylum for the criminally insane. Dr. Mark Fleming informs him of an old law which provid...

The Bakery Photo Collective and Kinonik have teamed up to present 90 minutes of handmade films, programmed by Jenelle Stafford from the 16mm collections of Kinonik and Canyon Cinema in San Francisco. ...

The Bakery Photo Collective and Kinonik have teamed up to present 90 minutes of handmade films, programmed by Jenelle Stafford from the 16mm collections of Kinonik and Canyon Cinema in San Francisco. ...

dir. Yasujirō Ozu72 min. | In Japanese with English subtitles1947 | presented on 16mm film Yasujirō Ozu’s first post–World War II film takes place in…

The Man in the White Suit is a 1951 British satirical science fiction comedy film made by Ealing Studios. It stars Alec Guinness, Joan Greenwood and Cecil Parker and was directed by Alexander Mackendr...

Norma Rae is a 1979 American drama film directed by Martin Ritt from a screenplay written by Irving Ravetch and Harriet Frank Jr. The film is based on the true story of Crystal Lee Sutton – which was ...

We hear about the Nyback Archive, which aims to preserve and showcase thousands of reels of mostly 16mm film collected by Portland film programmer and archivist Dennis Nyback.

In a case of mistaken identity, John Smallwood (Peter Sellers), an idealistic British reverend with socialist beliefs, is appointed to a village parish populated by elitist landed gentry. There his co...

The free program will be Sunday at the Portland Museum of Art and includes 5 films — including 3 involving Maine filmmakers.

The nonprofit organization Kinonik has collected some 1,800 movie film prints, showing many of them at its Cassidy Point screening room.

The nonprofit organization Kinonik has collected some 1,800 movie film prints, showing many of them at its Cassidy Point screening room.

From Roger Ebert:A child’s-eye view of horror ★★★★We must turn to the past for a film as innocent as “Forbidden Games” (1952), because our own time is too cynical to support it. Here is a film about c...

Based on two Frank Wedekind plays, GW Pabst's Pandora's Box remains one of European silent cinema's crowning achievements, nearly 100 years after its initial release. A tragic portrait of sexual obses...