Joe Wright’s adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novel bristles with life, lust, jealousy, betrayal, and tragedy with a small “t” and introduced the world to Saoirse Ronan.
A teenage street urchin in an alternate reality Paris battles a mysterious organization kidnapping the greatest minds in the world in this playful fantasy fable.
The always provocative Michael Haneke won the Palm d’or for his historical drama about the corruption under the nostalgic surface of a rural village in Germany before World War I.
Bob Hoskins costars in this nostalgic comic drama of an unconventional family in 1960s New England and Christina Ricci makes her screen debut as Ryder’s swimming-obsessed younger sister.
Ryan O’Neal stars opposite his real-life daughter Tatum O’Neal (in her film debut) in Peter Bogdanovich’s touching comic drama of small-time grifters working the American Midwest in the mid-1930s.
P.J. Hogan’s 2003 film of the classic J.M. Barrie fantasy is sprinkled with fairy dust and revels in the child-like delight of make-believe and fantastic adventure.
Wes Anderson’s tale of young love and teenage adventure is funny, playful, and full of nostalgic blasts and period trappings, but most of all it is loving.
David Lowery’s live action Disney adventure is that rare breed of remake that outshines the original. It costars Robert Redford and the magnificent forests of New Zealand.
Vincent Minelli’s first Technicolor film is the ultimate in Hollywood Americana and a masterful musical that turned Judy Garland into a true leading lady.
