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After hitting a dog with his car, Stefan, guilt-ridden, decides to bring it with him to the hometown lake, where he is headed in order to complete the film about his mother who has recently passed away.Read More »

“Styx” depicts the transformation of a strong woman torn from her contented world during a sailing trip.Read More »

“This film, actually several feature films combined into one, consists entirely of interviews with American POWs in North Vietnam. The Americans talk at great length about their lives, values, and Vietnam experiences, in consistently fascinating exchanges with the invisible interviewers. In the process, more is revealed than intended, on both sides. The American testimonies should be published in the West for light they throw on the new impersonal, ‘remote-control’ killers of our day: ‘honourable men’, all of them. But the East German revelation is equally fascinating; for the obscene but quite serious premise of this film, in their eyes, is that these were freely conducted interviews among equals.Read More »

A bizarre and bashful bachelor with the hobby of heraldryduring a hot summer in Milan meets accidentally a girl. He falls in love and calls her Princess. That girl will be the only one to defend him in a process for fraud.Read More »

Plot: The leader of Yakuza clan Tatsumi dies and selects his heir to be his estranged son, who is a trans woman named Nana. Nana, a hostess is reluctant to join, but has little choice as the rival Hojo clan starts extorting the bar.Read More »

Eva is a film editor. While working with her assistant Rami on a feature film about blind people, she seems to have lost her enthusiasm for cinema. Added is the recent death of her friend Juan, a film director whose films she edited.Read More »

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Lisbon, present day. As a confounded journalist, Diana lives an absolute and timeless love with Sérgio, a skeptic writer. They have a son that troubles them, Pedro – nonconformist, thirsty for new discoveries – that wanders in to the roads of the night seeking trouble. His partner is Lina, young and clearheaded but blinded by original experiences. She lives in the protective circle of Carlos, a club owner, where unclear businesses bloom…Read More »

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Compilation of lighting and costume tests from various films, most notably Sternberg’s The Devil Is a Woman (1935).Read More »

When Eartha Kitt takes the stage in this midcareer portrait, she doesn’t sing a song so much as live it. Emanating from every underlying muscle, from her brow to her pointed toes, Kitt’s unrelenting physicality and undulating voice animate each performance, as she seamlessly weaves personal musings into her campy renditions. Revealing Kitt to be as comfortable schmoozing at galas in sequins and fur as she is makeup-free and sporting a disarmingly cute bullfrog T-shirt in her sunlit kitchen, this documentary follows Kitt to every corner of her professional and private life. From enduring a traumatic deep-South upbringing to being blacklisted and investigated by the FBI for fearlessly criticizing America’s presence in Vietnam at a 1968 White House luncheon, Kitt exemplified her own aphorism: “If you don’t want the challenge, you have no business being here.” Read More »