“Lyme disease was discovered in 1975, yet there has been very little progress for patients. Even still, Lyme is often dismissed by the medical […]

“Rewind & Play dazzles! A gleaming portrait of Monk at work.” – Lisa Kennedy, NY Times In December 1969, legendary jazz pianist and composer […]

“A piece of cinematic art. It’s modern day Japanese animation at its best.”Kevin Williams, Chicago Tribune Based loosely on the life and work of Ozu […]

“The writer-director’s use of colour 16mm, his (now-famous) 1970s Bolex clockwork camera, and post-production sound anoint Enys Men as the Kernowek equivalent of such […]

‘30s PASSION! TRIPLE FEATURE MATINÉE The Night Beauty / La belle de nuit 12:00 PM The recently rediscovered Louis Valray is our entry into a world of […]

New German Cinema pioneer Wim Wenders (Wings of Desire) brings his keen eye for landscape to the American Southwest in Paris, Texas, a profoundly […]

“Rewind & Play dazzles! A gleaming portrait of Monk at work.” – Lisa Kennedy, NY Times In December 1969, legendary jazz pianist and composer […]

In Davy Chou’s dazzling second narrative feature, a mercurial 25-year-old — born in South Korea and raised in France by adoptive parents — returns […]

A profoundly stirring evocation of elemental humanity and universal heartbreak, Tokyo Story is the crowning achievement of the unparalleled Yasujiro Ozu. The film, which […]

“The writer-director’s use of colour 16mm, his (now-famous) 1970s Bolex clockwork camera, and post-production sound anoint Enys Men as the Kernowek equivalent of such […]

“A piece of cinematic art. It’s modern day Japanese animation at its best.”Kevin Williams, Chicago Tribune Based loosely on the life and work of Ozu […]

’30S SEXISM, GREED, AND…GHOSTS! TRIPLE FEATURE MATINÉE… Dactylo 12:00 PM The twists and turns of the “sexual runaround” experienced by a young woman (Marie […]

A profoundly stirring evocation of elemental humanity and universal heartbreak, Tokyo Story is the crowning achievement of the unparalleled Yasujiro Ozu. The film, which […]

“Rewind & Play dazzles! A gleaming portrait of Monk at work.” – Lisa Kennedy, NY Times In December 1969, legendary jazz pianist and composer […]

EARLY EVENING DOUBLE FEATURE WITH HARRY BAUR! The Old Devil / Cette vieille canaille 5:15 PM No French film festival from the 1930s is […]

“A piece of cinematic art. It’s modern day Japanese animation at its best.”Kevin Williams, Chicago Tribune Based loosely on the life and work of Ozu […]

“The writer-director’s use of colour 16mm, his (now-famous) 1970s Bolex clockwork camera, and post-production sound anoint Enys Men as the Kernowek equivalent of such […]

EVENING DOUBLE FEATURE—HENRI DECOIN & DANIELLE DARRIEUX! She Returned at Dawn / Retour à l’aube 6:45 PM Danielle Darrieux and Henri Decoin made seven […]

“Rewind & Play dazzles! A gleaming portrait of Monk at work.” – Lisa Kennedy, NY Times In December 1969, legendary jazz pianist and composer […]

“The writer-director’s use of colour 16mm, his (now-famous) 1970s Bolex clockwork camera, and post-production sound anoint Enys Men as the Kernowek equivalent of such […]

“Both as a detective story and as a deep dive into a world event whose consequences linger, it is bracing, absorbing filmmaking” – Ben […]

“Rewind & Play dazzles! A gleaming portrait of Monk at work.” – Lisa Kennedy, NY Times In December 1969, legendary jazz pianist and composer […]

“The writer-director’s use of colour 16mm, his (now-famous) 1970s Bolex clockwork camera, and post-production sound anoint Enys Men as the Kernowek equivalent of such […]

In Davy Chou’s dazzling second narrative feature, a mercurial 25-year-old — born in South Korea and raised in France by adoptive parents — returns […]

“Rewind & Play dazzles! A gleaming portrait of Monk at work.” – Lisa Kennedy, NY Times In December 1969, legendary jazz pianist and composer […]

Sleepbomb returns to The Roxie for the San Francisco debut of their new and revised original score to Robert Weine’s 1920 exploration of psychological […]

“The writer-director’s use of colour 16mm, his (now-famous) 1970s Bolex clockwork camera, and post-production sound anoint Enys Men as the Kernowek equivalent of such […]