Tati's funny and playful directorial and feature debuts, both focusing on the postal system. [more...]

Tati’s first incarnation as the inimitable M. Hulot — a gawky, pipe-smoking refugee from the French middle class — and a short film from 1936 starring a young Tati. [more...]

It’s not every children’s film about a talking pig that gets nominated for seven Oscars! [more...]

Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse shine in classic musical numbers such as "That’s Entertainment," and "Dancing in the Dark." [more...]

One of the glories of French cinema, and a short film from its set. [more...]

Our age of the automobile is delightfully, deliciously skewered in Tati's final theatrical feature and the film that marked the last screen appearance of M. Hulot. [more...]

Jean-Luc Godard's sci-fi tale is hailed as "the most influential movie of [the] genre next to Kubrick’s 2001." [more...]

Described by Susan Sontag as “one of the most extraordinary, beautiful, and original works of art that I know of . . . a perfect film.” [more...]

IN PERSON: Melissa auf der Maur (Hole, Smashing Pumpkins) presents her debut film! [more...]

This spooky and inventive Jim Henson creation is "a dazzling technological and artistic achievement." [more...]

Alfred Hitchcock’s first film in colour, and first with frequent leading man Jimmy Stewart, was this audacious experiment in the use of the long take and real time. [more...]

Alfred Hitchcock’s first film in colour, and first with frequent leading man Jimmy Stewart, was this audacious experiment in the use of the long take and real time. [more...]

“Talhotblond” was the username of beautiful 18-year-old Jessi, whose online persona led to a real-life murder. [more...]

This film by F.W. Murnau is often cited as one of the finest achievements of silent film art, and one of cinema’s greatest masterpieces. [more...]

We present the new 50th Anniversary Restoration of Jean-Luc Godard's debut feature, one of the cinema’s watershed works. [more...]