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The Lives of Others
Von Donnersmarck’s powerful, beautifully crafted film captures life in East Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall, when secret police or Stasi agents scrutinised the population for signs of dissent or divergence from toeing the line of the totalitarian regime.
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Three Times
In three 45 minutes segments the director takes us through three love stories set in three different times, 1911, 1966 and 2005.
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Aprile
Morreti casts himself, wife and friends in a documentary lampoon about Italian politics.
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The Singer
In the multi award-winning The Singer (aka When I Was a Singer, “Quand j’étais chanteur”) Gerard Depardieu returns to excellent form following a few mediocre roles where people were being to wonder how bettable he was at the box office.
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Yojimbo
Sanjuro (Mifune), a wandering samurai (rōnin), arrives in a small town where competing crime lords vie for supremacy.
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After the Wedding
Jacob, a Scandinavian aid worker (Mikkelsen) manages an orphanage in Mumbai.
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The Orphanage
Hitchcock explained the difference between surprise and suspense like this: if people are seated at a table and a bomb explodes, that is surprise.
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El Violin
A big winner on the film festival circuit in the Americas and Europe, juries and audiences alike applauded Vargas accomplished first feature.
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Souzhou River
Suzhou River mixes love story and crime genres in a modern film noir.
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Persepolis
This Oscar-nominated, multi-award-winning animation tells the story of the coming of age of a young Iranian girl, Marji.
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