In the most celebrated film of 2022, the exasperated owner of a laundromat (Michelle Yeoh) is swept up in a multiversal battle to stop a nihilistic bagel from consuming the universe.

With soulful gravitas, Bill Nighy plays a 1950s London bureaucrat with a limited amount of time to do something good and meaningful with his life.

This program of experimental dance films captures bodies in sensual, ecstatic, earth-tilting motion.

Set sail on the high seas of Ruben Östlund's wickedly funny satire of privilege, wealth and beauty.

This revelatory documentary exposes how Hollywood has abetted the American colonial project in Hawaii.

In a courtroom drama unlike any other, a French Senegalese mother blames sorcery for the death of her child.

An intimate, vivid portrait of Vermont Poet Laureate Ruth Stone.

Mira Nair's culture-clash love story of the American South is a steamy early-90s romance starring Denzel Washington and Sarita Choudhury.

Three short films, from 1968 to 1973, show James Baldwin traveling and living abroad, as he wrestles candidly with the reasons for his alienation from America.

The judgment of peers strains an intimate relationship between two teenage boys in this raw, phenomenally acted drama.

Sex, lots of alcohol and a little bit of arms dealing separate this serrated tale of homecoming from its more conventional forebears.

The pressures of the college-admissions process are channeled into song, dance and catharsis in this timely documentary.

An exhilarating evening of short films featuring women doing extraordinary things in the name of adventure.

Mia Hansen-Løve delivers an affectingly down-to-earth tale of a single mother (Lea Seydoux) caring for her daughter and aging father while discovering renewed passion in the arms of a married man.

This classic of modern neorealism from 2005 relates the ignoble labor of a Pakistani immigrant in pursuit of a better life in post-9/11 New York City.

This devilishly romantic biopic infuses Emily Brontë's life with the gothic sensibilities of her work.

This Oscar-nominated documentary from Laura Poitras ("Citizenfour") is a spellbinding look at the person, portfolio and politics of legendary photographer Nan Goldin.

In this gorgeous and delirious late-Soviet film of the Kazakh New Wave, obsession and revenge drive a young man towards a far-off destiny.

A bittersweet coming-of-age story about grief, friendship and long-buried secrets.

Jafar Panahi, a filmmaker forbidden by the Iranian government from making movies or leaving the country, makes a movie about leaving the country.

This annual collection of wondrous, poignant and very funny animated shorts from around the world is back by popular demand. A virtual Q&A follows.

In 1948, a Palestinian girl from a rural village dreams of going to school in the city until a devastating invasion changes her and every Palestinian's life in unimaginable ways.

This tender story of friendship and nascent capitalism on the American frontier comes from one of today's most underappreciated cinematic visionaries, Kelly Reichardt.

This visual and sonic immersion into a speedboat subculture offers a perspective on the Venetian lagoons not to be found in any tourism brochures.

A twisty tale of greed, lust and revenge, starring early-Hollywood male heartthrob Sessue Hayakawa.

In the most celebrated film of 2022, the exasperated owner of a laundromat (Michelle Yeoh) is swept up in a multiversal battle to stop a nihilistic bagel from consuming the universe.

This revelatory documentary exposes how Hollywood has abetted the American colonial project in Hawaii.

Mira Nair's culture-clash love story of the American South is a steamy early-90s romance starring Denzel Washington and Sarita Choudhury.

Sex, lots of alcohol and a little bit of arms dealing separate this serrated tale of homecoming from its more conventional forebears.

This classic of modern neorealism from 2005 relates the ignoble labor of a Pakistani immigrant in pursuit of a better life in post-9/11 New York City.

In this gorgeous and delirious late-Soviet film of the Kazakh New Wave, obsession and revenge drive a young man towards a far-off destiny.

In 1948, a Palestinian girl from a rural village dreams of going to school in the city until a devastating invasion changes her and every Palestinian's life in unimaginable ways.

This tender story of friendship and nascent capitalism on the American frontier comes from one of today's most underappreciated cinematic visionaries, Kelly Reichardt.

A twisty tale of greed, lust and revenge, starring early-Hollywood male heartthrob Sessue Hayakawa.