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Rize
Archived Festival Film
Rize
Award-winning photographer and music video director LaChapelle captures the heart-pounding world of krumping, a team dance sport that originated in South Central Los Angeles and offers kids not only a way to physically express themselves, but an a... read more
There Is No Direction
Archived Festival Film
There Is No Direction
Actress-turned-documentarian Sarah Bertrand has traveled the world asking film directors why and how. This documentary showcases answers from the likes of Youssef Chahine, Francis Ford Coppola, Larry Clark, Abel Ferrara, Emir Kusturica, and Jonas ... read more
Ladies in Lavender
Archived Festival Film
Ladies in Lavender
The quiet seaside life of two British sisters (Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith) is disrupted when they take in a stranger (Daniel Brühl, from Good Bye, Lenin!) who washes up on their shores in this bittersweet tale, an accomplished directori... read more
Ghosts of Grey Gardens
Archived Festival Film
Ghosts of Grey Gardens
A 30th anniversary homage to 1975 Maysles Brothers' documentary Grey Gardens, which detailed the relationship between mother Edith Bouvier Beale and daughter Edie-the eccentric aunt and first cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Ghosts is one fan... read more
Asylum
Archived Festival Film
Asylum
A psychiatrist's wife (Natasha Richardson) becomes curious about one of her husband's patients, a man who brutally murdered his wife and is now in an asylum on the outskirts of London. Sir Ian McKellen also stars in this chiller which teams the d... read more
The Baxter
Archived Festival Film
The Baxter
A bubbly soufflé of a screwball romantic comedy starring the film's writer-director as Elliot Sherman, who is the classic "guy left at the altar" in old romantic movies. Elliot could miss out on his perfect match because he is so focused on the bl... read more
Bullets in the Hood: A Bed-Stuy Story
Archived Festival Film
Bullets in the Hood: A Bed-Stuy Story
Co-director Terrence Fisher's world has been traumatized by gun violence. In 2004, he watched his best friend get shot and killed by a police officer. The killing of this innocent teen outraged Bedford-Stuyvesant residents, but a grand jury ruled... read more
The Wake-Up Caller
Archived Festival Film
The Wake-Up Caller
A socially-conscious kid from the burbs invades a Texas hotel chain's wake-up caller room and rouses a group of conventioneers with left-wing messages. As the situation turns into a crime scene, and neither the police nor his mother can stop him... read more
The Night of Truth
Archived Festival Film
The Night of Truth
After a decade of genocidal war, the two wary and cynical sides attempt to make peace, but after all the barbarity the likelihood of revenge still looms. This powerful debut feature by a skilled director with many prize-winning shorts to her credi... read more