Shoshana
The biopic follows its titular heroine through the turbulent late 1930s in Tel Aviv.
The biopic follows its titular heroine through the turbulent late 1930s in Tel Aviv.
Elizabeth Bouvia and her demand for the right to die is at the center of Reid Davenport’s angry, unapologetically polemical documentary.
Rarely has the subject of dementia been explored with such delicacy and insight as in Sarah Friedland’s feature debut.
Did a made-for-TV movie actually influence U.S. nuclear policy?
Adrian Maben’s 1972 concert film Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii has been digitally restored and remixed for IMAX screens.
Catherine Deneuve is a delight throughout. Her deadpan delivery hovers between bemusement and elegance.
Kevin Macdonald's documentary centers on John Lennon's final full-length live concert, held in 1972.
In Jessica Palud’s bumpy but effective biopic of Maria Schneider, the Last Tango in Paris shoot casts a shadow over everything that follows in Schneider’s life.
A reunion rife with old grievances and new tensions, often exploding around a dining room table.