Whether you’re watching for the first time or revisiting one you’ve seen before, there’s something so comforting about watching a Jackie Chan movie.

Maurice captures all the feelings that made Merchant Ivory so unforgettable in the first place.

Japanese filmmaker Takashi Miike’s arguably most famous film, Audition (1999), is the type of movie you can perfectly place into the horror film canon.

Over a century ago, the six-hour French silent film Tih-Minh first met audiences in 1919 through twelve serialized chapters

Previously unreleased on home media in the U.S., the 1968 thriller House of Cards brought director John Guillermin and actor George Peppard together for their third collaboration.

There’s no better time to discover Ira Sachs’s striking, affecting debut, The Delta (1996).

It’s difficult to believe Charli XCX: Alone Together only came out five years ago; so much has changed in the British popstar’s career since then.

Yamaguchi’s films are so successful in their lack of violence, or the restraint the filmmaker gives the characters.

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