Andrei Tarkovsky, Steven Soderbergh, and more paid tribute to the Polish author
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The beautifully shot anthology film about moral corruption is a courageous act of defiance
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The Quebec documentary brings a deep empathy and poetic lensing to a story of hard work and redemption
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Audiovisual film criticism delves into everything from Indonesian horror movies to Vietnamese war movies
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The poetic, sobering documentary hears from families forced to flee Myanmar, streams for free at the Cinematheque
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Mary Twala hands in her final powerful performance as a woman standing her ground against a dam
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Christopher Plummer, warped sci-fi time travel, a Winnipeg fable, and much more
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Film joins a newly restored seasonal quartet from the celebrated director
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An assured, unsettling portrait from a director who knows competitive skiing
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A young gang member must tell a story to survive the night at the real-life La MACA prison
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A searing look at an Indigenous man caught between his job in big-city Manaus and the call of the Amazon jungle
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Bold yet naturalistic new visions, from the “Downtown Eastside Trilogy” to Anne at 13,000 Ft.
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Strong performances and dreamlike cinematography bring to life a story about fate
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Race, class, and gender play subtly into a film that forces us to readjust our preconceptions
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Shedding light on the heroes who took on the American psychiatric establishment
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A fresh new look at the Russian master’s dreamlike meditation on war, time, and memory
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The 1968 movie, the first shot in the Wolof language, sees a 4K restoration
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Dreamlike visuals offset activist’s recollections
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The Hong Kong auteur had a direct hand in bringing his films back to vivid new life
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Cheongsams have never looked so gorgeous as they do in this story of a tailor and a courtesan
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