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A global animated phenomenon, a stylized anti-biopic of a notorious figure, a feverish vision of nightmarish Americana, a landmark of world cinema, a monumental account of the space race, a coming-of-age story from a major new cinematic voice, an idiosyncratic cult classic, and a freewheeling take on the crime genre.

The darkly elegant debut feature from James Gray, a Dostoevskian family tragedy in the form of a Brooklyn gangster drama

Shocking, confrontational, and made with white-hot fury, these radical documentaries—directed by Kazuo Hara and produced by his wife and longtime creative partner, Sachiko Kobayashi—give voice to the outsiders and iconoclasts who wage war with the conformism of modern Japanese society

Barbara Kopple’s Academy Award–winning documentary —an unflinching record of a grueling coal miners’ strike in Kentucky, with a haunting soundtrack featuring legendary country and bluegrass artists

Barbara Kopple’s Academy Award–winning documentary detailing the tumultuous 1985–86 labor strike against Hormel Foods in Austin, Minnesota —an uncompromising report from the trenches of working-class America

Ingmar Bergman's sensual and ravaging tale of young love during a secluded, romantic summer at the beach