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“A marvelous black comedy full of wit and journalistic wisdom... just as funny today as when it was first filmed.” - TV Guide A legendary, though lesser-seen, screwball classic, NOTHING SACRED is one of the few comedies from the era…
"Influenced...by Alice in Wonderland and the paintings of Andrew Wyeth, THE REFLECTING SKIN is a tour de force of twisted gothic imagination, its deadpan horrors only enhanced by the stunning beauty of Dick Pope's photography." - Sight & Sound An…
Paige York is a medical student. She’s also a very disturbed young woman, reeling from her father’s suicide, and living with her sister in a very dysfunctional relationship. All this is about to change when Doctor Lucas Emery becomes her…
"An authentic and awkward love story between two outcasts who find solace in each other. It subverts the MPDG trope by giving us a neurodivergent woman who isn’t there to fix anyone and a love story that feels messy and…
We will be playing a mystery VHS tape, and it’s up to YOU what we’ll see! Bring in a VHS tape, and you’ll get in FREE! It can be absolutely anything — a forgotten bargain-bin B-movie, a Hollywood classic, an…
“Literally reels of pure, unadulterated and sustained laughs!” - Variety A joyous celebration of classic screwball farce, Peter Bogdanovich's WHAT'S UP, DOC? updated the zany style of Hawks and Sturges for the New Hollywood '70s. Barbra Streisand stars as the…
“A small groundbreaking comedy, a contemporary Cinderella story with a kink and a wink” - The New York Times Maggie Gyllenhaal, in her first leading role, faces off against James Spader in a deliciously kinky rom-com for all you little…
"Joyfully offbeat... It’s vivaciously funny and sexy and spontaneous, it’s full of hairpin turns that rivet and delight, it’s a dizzyingly unbridled love comedy that turns darker and more dangerous — not abruptly but inexorably, like a sunny day melting…
“A masterpiece of ecstatic cinema from 1986… With an emotional world akin to that of the New Wave masters, a visual vocabulary that pays tribute to their later works, and a visionary sensibility that owes much to Jean Cocteau’s fantasies,…
"The Awful Truth is one of the great American comedies, but it’s also a mighty and mysterious film about relationships, which are composed of nesting negotiations—performances—that leave scars." - Slant Magazine In this Oscar-winning farce, Cary Grant (in the role that…