“An exemplary work of cinema as political action," (New Yorker), The American Sector is now playing.
"Wild and mesmerizing. Like a lo-fi, Brooklyn variant of Inland Empire.” (Filmmaker Magazine)
A new restoration of Hong Sangsoo's second feature, "one of the best films you can see this year." (NYT)
A visionary sci-fi parable set in the not-too-distant future. Ukraine's Oscars selection.
A community of young Black artists and activists form a collective in West Philadelphia.
Sky Hopinka's poetic debut, a Sundance sensation, reflecting on humanity's place in the cosmos.
An extraordinary eight-hour fiction feature shot in the mountains of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan.
The latest masterpiece from Tsai Ming-liang, director Goodbye Dragon Inn and Stray Dogs.
