Film events and Master Classes
CANADA , Switzerland | 100 minutes | 2017
In Bolivia, Nepal, New York and Montreal, prison seen from the point of view of the inmates’ children. It’s a particularly distressing fact of life that most female prisoners are also mothers. When a woman is incarcerated, her child either suffers a gut-wrenching separation or joins her behind bars. What is the daily reality of these children, bereft of their mothers, and what rights do they have? Taking on the role of documentarian, Léa Pool delivers four harrowing, intertwined portraits.
No biography
In a class by itself, the cult film poem that is India Song invents “a new way of saying things.”1 Quintessential Durassian cinema. In the languid days...
Feature film , Drama
FRANCE | 100 minutes | 1975
Cult 60s beach romp. Cue the scantily clad young Californians, music by The Animals and madcap trysts. The first feature by Stephanie Rothman, queen of the...
Feature film , Comedy
UNITED STATES | 100 minutes | 1968
An intimate, visceral documentary on contemporary dance portraying a sensitive woman at an artistic crossroads. After 10 years as the star of the Tel...
Feature film , Documentary
DENMARK , Sweden , Israel , United States | 100 minutes | 2017
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