Writer-director Eva Victor's breakout Sundance sensation, scooped up by the hip hitmakers at A24, announces the arrival of a brilliant new voice in American independent cinema. The dramedy follows Agnes (Victor), a young adjunct professor coming to terms with a traumatic event.

Angelo Madsen, associate professor of Time-Based Media at the UVM, talks with John Killacky about his career and shares clips from his work, including a preview of his newest documentary, A Body to Live In, about body modification maverick Fakir Musafar.

Pedro Almodóvar’s eighth film was his international breakthrough, the largest-grossing film in Spain ever at that point, securing him a spot as one of the world’s great filmmakers. Continuing the auteur’s exploration of the female psyche, Almodóvar perfects his brand of irreverent humor and vibrant melodrama.

With this trailblazing musical, writer-director-star John Cameron Mitchell and composer-lyricist Stephen Trask brought their signature creation from stage to screen for a movie as unclassifiable as its protagonist.

Definitely on the shortlist for Funniest Movie to Ever Come out of Hollywood, His Girl Friday reached a pinnacle in screwball comedy that other films have approached but never bettered.

It’s 1968, and the whole world is watching. With the U.S. in social upheaval, famed cinematographer Haskell Wexler decided to make a film about what the hell was going on. Medium Cool, his debut feature, plunges us into the moment.

From director Joan Micklin Silver, featuring an all-star cast at the beginning of their careers, Between the Lines spotlights the staff of a Boston alternative newspaper whose carefree days are numbered when they're bought by a major publisher.

In this Oscar-nominated documentary, Shiori Ito directs a film about her own sexual assault at the hands of a politically connected friend of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and about the fallout from her very public accusation, which rocked Japanese society and changed Japan’s antiquated sexual-assault laws.