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Three indelible tales of Black urban life; a stylized 1960s revenge thriller; a blockbuster biblical comedy epic; a glittering pre-Code jewel; the most sensual of all Hollywood noirs; six woman-centered features from one of Japan’s greatest actors; and a ravishing vision of a world where humans have forsaken dreams for immortality.

Four groundbreaking and innovative films from around the globe, preserved and restored by The Film Foundation’s World Cinema Project

The spectacular romantic adventure from director Michael Curtiz that launched a new era of Hollywood swashbuckling and a devilishly dashing star named Errol Flynn

Set on a winter’s night in turn-of-the-twentieth-century Dublin, legendary director John Huston’s elegiac last film—an adaptation of a masterly short story by James Joyce—gracefully evokes the passage of time and the haunting power of memory

From Criterion Premieres—a visionary chronicle of China’s turbulent new century from acclaimed director Jia Zhangke, tracking a pair of estranged lovers as they age in real time, from the dawn of the millennium to the COVID-19 era