Featuring scenery gnawing performances from Bill Skarsgård, Dacre Montgomery, Colman Domingo, and police procedural Grand Poobah Al Pacino, Gus Van Sant’s Dog Day Afternoon riff diligently recreates the strange true crime story that turned an unhinged nobody into an eccentric outlaw folk hero.

Winner of the Un Certain Regard Award at Cannes, Diego Céspedes’ dazzling debut feature reimagines the early AIDS era as a queer western with poetic intimacy and desert-dry surrealism.

If you’ve ever dreamed of a personal visit with the Dalai Lama, this film is about to make your dream come true. Speaking as a member of our single global community, he shares practical wisdom for finding peace, compassion, and hope with disarming clarity and deep humanity.

Hardly seen at all during its 1980 debut, Night of the Juggler came and went with very little notice. But its restoration 45 years later has uncovered a hidden gem in the genre of Decaying 1970s New York, with the New York Times dubbing it “the great gritty New York movie you’ve never seen.”

A decadent late-silent masterpiece, Erich von Stroheim’s epic unfinished swan song, starring the great Gloria Swanson, pulls no punches. This vital new digital reconstruction brings von Stroheim’s original script to life, belatedly closing the circle on his legendary directing career.

At the height of the Great Depression, the Federal Theatre Project brings low-cost theater to millions across America as the threat of anti-communist crusaders looms.

While people across 1990s Iraq struggle to survive, 9-year old Lamia has been selected to prepare a cake to celebrate the president’s birthday. The President's Cake won the Camera D’Or at Cannes and is Iraq's official entry for Best International Film at the Academy Awards.