Dourgouti Town
Dimitris Bavellas's documentary traces the gentrification and virtual obliteration of Dourgouti, a residential district just south of the Acropolis. Screening 1/12 as part of the Greek film series Always on Sunday.
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The Shining
Stanley Kubrick’s psychological horror masterpiece in which writer Jack Torrance is driven mad while working as the caretaker of a cavernous Colorado hotel over the course of one isolated winter, screens 1/25 and 1/26.
Janet Planet
Annie Baker's sublime directorial debut, set in summer 1991, is a singular cinematic experience, entering the specific world of a child as she slowly begins to come to terms with the reality around her. With Annie Baker in person on 1/12!
Chisholm ’72: Unbought and Unbossed
This documentary about New York's Shirley Chisholm, the first African American to seek a major party’s presidential nomination, screens on MLK Day, 1/20.
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
For the sixth installment of its James Bond franchise, Eon Productions selected new face George Lazenby, a model with no previous acting experience, to fill Sean Connery’s already iconic shoes.
A Different Man
The winner of the Gotham Award for Best Picture and the Golden Globe for Best Actor (Sebastian Stan), the latest from New York filmmaker Aaron Schimberg is a laceratingly funny genre crossbreed. Screening 1/17 with Schimberg in person.
Youth (Hard Times)
The second installment in Wang Bing’s monumental series chronicling the lives of young migrant garment workers in the Zhili district of Huzhou City, continues to immerse the viewer in the daily grind of workshop life.
All We Imagine as Light
One of the year’s marvelous cinematic discoveries, Payal Kapadia’s Grand Prize winner at the Cannes Film Festival is a profoundly moving, meditative, exquisitely textured look at the lives of three women seeking love and spiritual sustenance in working-class Mumbai.
Universal Language
Manitoban filmmaker Matthew Rankin has created a deadpan wonder with his charming and singular comedy set against the wintry landscape of Winnipeg. Screens 1/18.
Pictures of Ghosts
Acclaimed Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho turns to the deeply personal and the cinephilic in this multidimensional journey through time, sound, architecture and filmmaking.
Last Summer
No one makes layered, provocative dramas quite like Catherine Breillat, whose latest film, one of her best, concerning an inappropriate sexual affair, screens 1/18.
Youth (Homecoming)
Wang Bing concludes his transformative observational triptych of documentaries about young migrant garment workers barely scraping by while working far from their rural homes in the Zhili district of Huzhou City.