Willem Dafoe

Riccardo Scamarcio

Andrea Bosca

Giada Colagrande

A kaleidoscopic look at the last day of Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini in 1975.

Pasolini

Pasolini (2014)

Ryan Reynolds

Julia Roberts

Hayden Panettiere

A family with an abusive father, a sensitive son, and a mother out of her depth: we see them when Michael is about 12 and when he's in his 30's, a writer of romance novels, going home for his mother and sister's college graduations. We go back and forth between the two periods: when Michael is a boy, the pressure builds to the point when the thin thread keeping them as a family threatens to break, and there's a fight. During Michael's trip home, there's an unexpected death which prolongs his stay and brings to the light his relationship with his father, his aunt, and her young children. Michael's estranged wife joins them for the funeral.—

Fireflies in the Garden

Fireflies in the Garden (2008)

Scarlett Johansson

Tom Hanks

Margot Robbie

Asteroid City: a fictional American desert town, circa 1955. Junior Stargazers and Space Cadets from across the country assemble for the annual Asteroid Day celebration but the scholarly competition is spectacularly upended by world-changing events. Equal parts comedy, drama, and romance. Directed by Wes Anderson and featuring an all-star cast including Jason Schwartzman, Scarlett Johansson, and Tom Hanks.—DVD Movie Menus

Asteroid City

Asteroid City (2023)

Matt Dillon

Lili Taylor

Barry Gifford

Barry Gifford is one of America's greatest living storytellers. In a series of autobiographical stories spanning more than 40 years he has chronicled the adventures of Roy, a boy coming of age largely on the gritty streets of 1950s Chicago. In Roy's World, Gifford's recollections of his childhood are interwoven with excerpts from the "Roy" stories, vintage footage and photographs of Chicago, and an evocative jazz soundtrack to create an impressionistic portrait of a vanished time and place.—Anonymous

Roy's World: Barry Gifford's Chicago

Roy's World: Barry Gifford's Chicago (2020)

Bryce Dallas Howard

Chloë Sevigny

John Hurt

After gangster Mulligan's (Willem Dafoe's) cars colony, fleeing northern justice, finds a hiding place in Alabama, spoiled, naive daughter Grace (Bryce Dallas Howard) refuses to travel on after seeing the Manderlay cotton plantation being run under slavery rules, called Mam's (Lauren Bacall's) law, including flogging. She keeps half of dad's goons as guard to force the dying matriarch-owner's heirs, which she shamelessly dispossesses and reduces to "staff", to taste destitution under absurd, gun-imposed contracts. The "slaves" are made free partners, supposed to vote for progress after lessons from Grace. But almost all of her democracy-pupils prove to be fickle, dumb, and selfish, except old Wilhelm (Danny Glover). Her and their ignorance in Southern planting and crafty Dixie ways means more problems are created than solved. By the time dad returns to pick her up or abandon her for good, she's the one who has learned and changed the most.—KGF Vissers

Manderlay

Manderlay (2005)

Gene Bervoets

Daniel White

Cornelia Buch

With his sights set on robbing the prized possession of a famed art collector, experienced art thief Nemo breaks into a high-tech New York City penthouse. At first, everything seems to go as planned; however, there is no such thing as a foolproof plan. And when the distressing wail of the security alarm system crushes the intruder's dreams of early retirement, Nemo finds himself trapped in an impenetrable prison of concrete and glass filled with an enviable collection of multimillion-dollar works of art. Now, Nemo is on his own. As the days turn into weeks and hunger, thirst, and fatigue set in, the doomed invader must keep a clear head to keep the life-threatening situation under control and beat the odds. But the question remains. How can Nemo escape from the inside?—Nick Riganas

Inside

Inside (2023)

Quentin Tarantino

Gina Gershon

Juno Temple

Oscar®-winning, Chicago-born director William Friedkin achieved fame with his 1973 horror blockbuster The Exorcist. But this illuminating documentary shows the director's unwavering commitment to rawness and realism across his career, from The French Connection (1971) to Killer Joe (2011). Featuring interviews with Ellen Burstyn, Willem Dafoe, and Quentin Tarantino, among others, Friedkin Uncut reveals a savvy craftsman who is unapologetic about his no-nonsense approach to moviemaking.—AMBI Distribution

Friedkin Uncut

Friedkin Uncut (2018)

Rachel Brosnahan

Benjamin Bratt

Christoph Waltz

The movie begins with an encounter between a prisoner and the bounty hunter that had captured him. The bounty hunter is the protagonist of the story. The prisoner becomes one of the antagonists after he is released from prison. After some interludes and flash backs the bounty hunter is recruited by the military to go into Mexico, find and bring back the wife of an influential businessman. She had been abducted by an Army deserter and was now being held for ransom. A soldier guide for the bounty hunter was appointed by the Army. As it turns out the guide is a fellow soldier and friend of the Army deserter. He had also claimed to know the possible whereabouts of the woman and her captors. After trekking into Mexico, they encounter another of the antagonists who happens to be a powerful land owner and a kind of warlord. After a stale mate standoff that resulted in a retreat by the villain, the two continued on to the place where the abducted woman was possibly being held. As it turns out the suspected place was exactly where the woman was being held by her captors. The captors were surprised and during the encounter one of the captors is killed. At that point it is learned the woman had actually run off with the deserter soldier who incidentally happens to be black. She and her abductor paramour were then placed under arrest by the bounty hunter and his guide. They all traveled to the nearest town where the deserter was put in jail and the woman into a hotel. A subplot was going on with the ex-prisoner's escapades having won a gunfight over a poker game. The man killed was associated with the powerful warlord antagonist who controlled the town where the abducted woman and deserter were being held. The warlord then recruits the ex-prisoner to kill the bounty hunter who had killed another one of his associates. One thing leads to another and the abducted woman's husband arrives. He promptly murders the woman's paramour in the jail then goes to confront his wife at the hotel where she is being held. At the encounter she pulls out a gun and kills him. The warlord then rides into town with a troupe of men intending to wreak havoc out of revenge for one of his associates being killed there. The bounty hunter and his guide have been preparing for the onslaught along with local law enforcement.The gang of marauders are systematically dispensed with all except for the warlord who promptly murders the town constable. He meets his end shortly thereafter. The whole melee winds up with only the bounty hunter and the ex-prisoner standing on the street facing one another. The bounty hunter wins the gun battle. He condescendingly then tells the woman her husband must have been killed by one of the marauders. She goes free. The bounty hunter's soldier guide who was wounded in the battle survives, goes back to the Army and the bounty hunter goes his separate way, continues to do his bounty work somewhere else.

Dead for a Dollar

Dead for a Dollar (2022)

Peter Falk

Nastassja Kinski

Horst Buchholz

Perched on the shoulder of the towering bronze statue of Victoria, compassionate angel Cassiel and his heavenly new confidante Raphaela listen in on the silent inner monologues of the unsuspecting citizens of the now reunited Berlin. But Cassiel still misses his friend Damiel after his fall to earth in Wings of Desire (1987) and finds himself tempted to trade his wings and celestial existence for a colourful life as a human. And when Cassiel breaks the divine unwritten law to save the life of an innocent, his wish comes true. However, just like Damiel, mortal Cassiel is about to witness first-hand the complexities of human existence. Is the vulnerable newcomer prepared to make the world a better place?—Nick Riganas

Faraway, So Close!

Faraway, So Close! (1993)

Helen Mirren

Robert Redford

Wendy Crewson

After decades of happy marriage and a life surrounded by luxury and wealth, Wayne Hayes (Robert Redford), a successful car-rental businessman and his loving wife Eileen (Dame Helen Mirren), are looking forward to a tranquil and comfortable retirement. However, the dreams of a peaceful life come tumbling down like a house of cards when at gunpoint Arnold Mack (Willem Dafoe), a disgruntled former employee, abducts Wayne in broad daylight right in front of his mansion in Pittsburgh. Suddenly, the fate of the accomplished entrepreneur and seasoned negotiator rests entirely in the hands of his nervous yet ruthless kidnapper, who has nothing to lose and everything to gain. This is Wayne's most important negotiation in his life, but has he the strength to succeed?—Nick Riganas

The Clearing

The Clearing (2004)

An exploration of the timeless relationship between human civilization and Earth's rivers. Spanning six continents, this visual and musical tour-de-force is by turns celebratory, cautionary, and ultimately hopeful that we are beginning to understand rivers in all their complexity and fragility. Narrated by Oscar Nominee Willem Dafoe. With music by the Australian Chamber Orchestra and Radiohead.—Greenwich Entertainment

River

River (2021)

Anya Taylor-Joy

Nicole Kidman

Alexander Skarsgård

The Viking Age. With a mind aflame with hate and revenge, Prince Amleth, the wronged son of King Aurvandill War-Raven, heads to cold, windswept Iceland to retrieve what was stolen from him: a father, a mother, and a kingdom. And like a war dog picking up the enemy's scent, brutal Amleth embarks on a murderous quest to find the hateful adversary, whose life is forever woven together with his by the threads of fate. Now, in the name of Valhalla, no one can stop the Northman, not even God.—Nick Riganas

The Northman

The Northman (2022)

Hal Yamanouchi

Massimo Dapporto

What is it that saved Tokyo from a nuclear disaster? A pool of foreign journalists, including reporter Pio d'Emilia (Sky), is allowed to enter the Fukushima-Daiichi power plant: they have waited two years to uncover the truth about the 2011 accident hidden behind those walls. The ex-premier Naoto Kan takes us back to the days of the accident and reveals the events as they really happened. Manga animations represent Japan's history, while digital reconstruction allows for the darker side of this story, which is so complex from a social and scientific point of view, to emerge. There are no mere suspects anymore: many defendants are to be held accountable for the accident.—Christine Reinhold

Fukushima: A Nuclear Story

Fukushima: A Nuclear Story (2015)

Dave Bautista

Michael Shannon

Michael Peña

The police are called to a murder scene and quickly discover that the murderer, the victim's son, is holed up in his house with two hostages. Through a series of interviews with both the murderer's fiancée and his theatre director the police piece together a picture of a man losing touch with reality.—Anonymous

My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done

My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done (2009)

Holt McCallany

Cate Blanchett

Ron Perlman

Stan burns down his home and takes a job as a carny with a traveling carnival. Stan is disturbed at how any man could sink to the level of performing as a geek. Clem explains that he seeks out alcoholic or drug-addicted men with troubled pasts, and lures them in with promises of a "temporary" job and opium-laced alcohol. He then uses their dependence until they sink into madness and depravity, thus creating a new geek. Stan also works with clairvoyant act "Madame Zeena" and her alcoholic husband, Pete. He and Zeena warn Stan not to ever use these skills otherwise people get hurt. Meanwhile Stan becomes attracted to fellow performer Molly and approaches her with an idea for a two-person act away from the carnival.—Wiki

Nightmare Alley

Nightmare Alley (2021)

Julianne Moore

Joe Mantegna

Madonna

A millionaire is found dead of heart failure handcuffed to the bed with a home video tape of him and his lover. When cocaine is found in his system, and his will leaves $8 million to his lover, they arrest her on suspicion of murder. Her lawyer succumbs to her charms, and he begins a torrid and kinky affair with her. As new evidence turns up during trial, he begins to wonder if he's defending a murderer.—Ed Sutton

Body of Evidence

Body of Evidence (1993)

Timothée Chalamet

Owen Wilson

Edward Norton

Faced with the impending dissolution of The French Dispatch, a factual weekly report on various subjects, old-school editor-in-chief Arthur Howitzer Jr. assembles the crème de la crème of the magazine's loyal expatriate journalists for one final issue. And against the backdrop of picturesque Ennui-sur-Blasé, Paris, France, three feature articles unfold. The vignettes pivot around tormented genius artists, statuesque prison officers, flamboyant critics, moody idealists, conflicted ace reporters, legendary chefs and, of course, the police.—Nick Riganas

The French Dispatch

The French Dispatch (2021)

Johnny Depp

Keith David

Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen narrates, as cast and crew share their personal experiences making the Academy Award winning film, Platoon. This non-union, low budget, independent film was cast almost exclusively with young, unknown actors making their first film. Together they share their first hand accounts of the grueling boot camp, Oliver Stone's "unique" directing style, and the brutal filming conditions that together forged their eternal brotherhood.—Paul Sanchez and Gianni Sanchez

Platoon: Brothers in Arms

Platoon: Brothers in Arms (2018)

Oscar Isaac

Tye Sheridan

Tiffany Haddish

William Tell is a gambler who taught himself how to count cards during an eight-year stint in military prison. Seeking to avoid attention - either fame or casino bouncers - Tell's gambling philosophy is to bet small and win modestly. Despite gambling nearly every day, he never stays in a casino hotel. He lives out of two small suitcases and stays in motels, where he removes any decor and covers all the furniture in plain sheets secured with twine.
At a casino, Tell encounters La Linda, an acquaintance from the gambling world. She runs a stable, a group of investors who back gamblers for a portion of their winnings. She offers to stake William but he refuses, unwilling to be burdened by the responsibility.
In Atlantic City, a security-industry convention is being held in the same building as the casino. Tell slips into a seminar held by retired Major John Gordo, but decides to leave almost immediately. On the way out, he is recognized and confronted by a young man, Cirk Baufort, who slips him his name and number. After a nightmare about torture in a prison camp, Tell calls the young man and agrees to meet. Cirk informs Tell he knows who he really is: PFC William Tillich, a soldier who was tried and convicted for his role in the Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse. Cirk explains that his father, Roger Baufort, was also at Abu Ghraib; like Tell, he was dishonorably discharged and served time, but the experience led him to drug addiction and made him violently abusive. Cirk's mother left the family, and Roger eventually killed himself. Gordo was the superior of Tillich and the elder Baufort and trained them in enhanced interrogation techniques, but as he was involved as a "civilian consultant" avoided facing any charges or culpability. Cirk holds Gordo responsible for what happened to his family and is planning to capture, torture, and kill him for revenge and seeks Tell's help. Tell refuses but offers to take Cirk along as he gambles in an attempt to help the young man avoid a violent life.
At their next stop, Tell informs La Linda that he is interested in making an arrangement. He reveals to her his desire to go on the World Series of Poker tour in order to win enough money to help Cirk cover his debts and start a new life, after which Tell will retire. After early WSOP matches, Tell makes money but loses to Mr. USA, an obnoxious Ukrainian player who has taken on a jingoistic American persona. He bonds with Cirk and feels a growing attraction to La Linda, but avoids getting too close as he continues making money gambling.
At a qualifying round in Panama City, Cirk shares that he still plans to kill Gordo. Tell takes Cirk back to his motel, confronting the younger man with a harsh interrogator persona. He presents Cirk with $150,000 from his gambling winnings, enough for Cirk to pay off his and his mother's debts and return to college. He insists Cirk return to his mother in Oregon and forget about Gordo, threatening violence if he does not comply; Cirk leaves with the money. Tell, who has begun a relationship with La Linda, advances to the final table of the WSOP. While on a break he receives a message from Cirk, revealing that rather than returning home he went to Gordo's house to kill him. Tell is unsettled and, distracted during the resumed match, abruptly walks off the casino floor. A news report shows that Gordo had killed an armed home intruder - Cirk.
Tell drives through the night to get to Gordo's house, covering the furniture as he does in his motel rooms. Gordo returns home and Tell holds him at gunpoint, revealing who he is and why he is there. Rather than shooting him, Tell takes Gordo into another room for a "dramatic reenactment" of their time in Abu Gharib. Both men are heard screaming in agony, and eventually Tell emerges from the room severely wounded. He calls the police to report a homicide.
Tell is incarcerated in the same military prison as before, accepting the routine and ascetic setting as he feels it is what he deserves. La Linda arrives for a visit and the two reach out to each other, each placing a single finger on the glass separating them.

The Card Counter

The Card Counter (2021)

Sissy Spacek

James Coburn

Nick Nolte

Boston University professor Whitehouse tells of the events leading up to the disappearance of his older brother Wade. The police officer who investigates is deeply troubled, and the murder case drains his mental acuity to the point of a total mental collapse.—Huggo

Affliction

Affliction (1997)

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