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In All The Colors Of The Dark (Tutti i colori del buio)(1972), a desperate woman living in London, Jane (Edwige Fenech), seeks an unconventional cure for her haunting nightmares after she loses her baby in a car accident. When professional help proves ineffective, a mysterious…
Ahoy, matey! Come celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day at ARRR-kadin with this first-of-its-kind movie experience (as far as we know) — a silent film screening where the audience is encouraged to read the title cards aloud in a…
THIS SCREENING IS SOLD OUT. ARRIVE UP TO 30 MIN. BEFORE SHOWTIME TO BE PUT ON THE WAITLIST “Sheer, enchanted entertainment from the first frame to the last – a joyous, giddy, goofy celebration” - Roger Ebert Director Robert Zemeckis’s…
“To enter the impossible, haunted night of a Quay Brothers film is to become complicit in one of the most perverse and obsessive acts of cinema.” - Film Comment Christopher Nolan presents this first feature in 20 years by animation…
“Euphorically fun! One of the best Japanese films of the 21st century” - IndieWire LINDA LINDA LINDA is an effervescent, tenderhearted snapshot of youth about the unparalleled joy of jamming out with your friends. For Kei, Kyoko, and Nozomi, their…
"Turner’s film is more effective that any dozen more conventional genre works. It gets under the skin like a tick, like an infection, like myxomatosis, and lingers there, dully throbbing, driving us to pick at it and ponder." - The…
Saint Louis Video Society takes a strange trip to 𝒞𝓁𝑒𝓋𝑒𝓁𝒶𝓃𝒹 for one night only (Monday, Sept 22nd)! Three absolutely bizarre short films: MASTERS OF THE GRIDIRON, D.T. IN DAWG TERRITORY, and REVENGE OF THE DAWGS (including barbarians, samurai, aliens, and…
This month, Silents, Please! shows that exploitation is as old as cinema itself with a salacious sensationalism from the 1910s, featuring drug addiction drama THE DEVIL'S NEEDLE (1916), sex trafficking thriller THE WHITE SLAVE TRADE (1910) and more! The Devil's…
The Mona Lisa, the Sistine Chapel, the Pyramids of Giza, and Looney Tunes. These are humanity's greatest cultural achievements (and while we suspect Tex Avery and the Termite Terrace gang could've knocked out the Mona Lisa in a weekend, we're…
“A devilishly, hysterically, cacklingly, subversively funny picture that builds and builds until it literally self-destructs.” - Washington Post Perhaps the closest cinema has ever come to a live-action Looney Tune, GREMLINS 2: THE NEW BATCH is an all-out assault of…