Andres Veiel’s unsettling and persuasive documentary uncovers filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl’s distortions of the truth.

In a Paris-set, candy-colored—though melancholic—portrait, a young sex worker finds herself at a crossroads.

Filipino filmmaker Lino Brocka’s restored 1980 drama is a blunt study of the effects of abuse.

The directorial debut of Marguerite Duras, a colossal historical epic, and an essential classic of American independent cinema.

Who better to promote the filmmaking duo than director and film preservation proponent extraordinaire Martin Scorsese.

An intriguing, elegantly-crafted psychological portrait that is a hidden gem in the horror genre.

After three decades, Spanish director Víctor Erice returns with an elegy to cinema.

Iranian director Asghar Farhadi’s debut feature, made in 2003, is being seen for the first time in the United States.

Chen Kaige’s epic has returned in all its visual splendor and with 14 minutes restored.