Harry Dean Stanton stars as a loner who wanders back into the life of his brother and the son he abandoned in this powerful drama of reconciliation and redemption.
James Woods chases a pirate TV signal with brutal yet hypnotic S&M broadcasts and becomes a slave to the signal in the first masterpiece from filmmaker David Cronenberg.
Michael Mann brought a new sensibility to the American crime movie with this 1981 thriller that launched his career and defined the neon noir aesthetic.
The second film in Michelangelo Antonioni’s “trilogy of alienation” is a portrait of lives disconnected from feeling or passion in the high society of Milan.
The classic 1946 adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic novel is one of the greats and director David Lean captures the warm humor and richness of character that so many filmmakers miss.
Spike Lee’s vibrant, vital, thoroughly accomplished third feature is a provocative and intelligent exploration of race and racism that opens with a call to action and ends with a ferocious cry in the face of injustice.
