In this charming British comedy with a score by Belle & Sebastian, a teenager spends his summer listening to heavy metal music and trying to get along with his librarian mom.

The rise, fall and resurrection of the father of the American Arts and Crafts movement is chronicled in this new documentary.

In the mid-‘70s, filmmaker James Szalapski documented the then-nascent "outlaw country" movement, featuring artists like Townes Van Zandt, David Alan Coe, and Steve Earle.

Two young nuns explore 1960s Chicago, from a supermarket to the Art Institute and in front of churches on Sunday, confronting people with the crucial question, "Are you happy?"

The latest by French absurdist Quentin Dupieux, KEEP AN EYE OUT is a breakneck-paced cop comedy that packs more laughs into its 73 breezy minutes than some filmmakers manage in their entire careers.

A senses-ravishing odyssey through the halls of time and memory, Andrei Tarkovsky’s sublime MIRROR is as much a film as it is a poem composed in images. Essential new restoration!

This striking, surreal documentary follows the employees of a large Brazilian supermarket. We learn their pains and joys, unlikely dreams, and profound existential questionings.

A young man incarcerated in a prison in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire must spend the night recounting a story if he hopes to survive.

In STRAY, a trio of canine outcasts roam the streets of Istanbul. Through their eyes and ears, we are shown an intimate portrait of the life of a city and its people. A New York Times Critic's Pick!

Part psychological horror, part realist drama, TEST PATTERN is set against the backdrop of national discussions around inequitable health care, policing, #MeToo, and race in America.

This sensitive drama from Hong Kong presents the story of two closeted married men in their twilight years.

Pensioners Nina and Madeleine have hidden their passionate love for many decades, but their bond is put to the test when they are suddenly unable to move freely between each other's apartments.