Tony Manero
Tony Manero is a dark and quiet period drama about a man obsessed with the lead character of Saturday Night Fever.
Author: Juan Barquin
Everyday (UK Film)
Winterbottom’s documentary-style drama tells the monotonous and repetitive story of a man imprisoned for drug smuggling and the strained relationship with his family over a period of five years.
Death and the Maiden
Polanski’s play adaptation is a tense and well-acted film where the lines between guilt and innocence are blurred beyond belief.
Missing (1982)
Costa-Gavras presents a harrowing look at the events of the military coup in Chile, grounded in an American journalist who goes missing.
In the Cut
Jane Campion’s erotic thriller proves to be quite the slog regardless of a plenty interesting against-type performance from Meg Ryan.
How to Survive a Plague
David France presents a look at the activists who helped people with HIV/AIDS live dignified and fulfilling lives.
Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia, The
This terrible movie ushers in a whole new genre of horror forever to be known as “white guilt horror.”
ABCs of Death, The
This immense anthology flick provides plenty of laughs and entertaining horror shorts regardless of a few disappointing pieces.
Side Effects (2013)
Soderbergh delivers an interesting piece about the pharmaceutical industry that is heavily influenced by a traditional noir narrative.
Berberian Sound Studio
Peter Strickland’s surreal throwback to Italian horror cinema makes for an interesting watch with impeccable sound work.
