“Wanna get weird?” Mystery and mishaps abound in this Fargo-esque comedy from Daniel Scheinert—the self-described redneck half of directing duo, Daniels, who created the terrifically inventive Swiss Army Man. Best buds and bandmates, Dick, Earl and Zeke share a love of drinking, fireworks and getting high. When their raucous night of misbehaven’ goes way too …
Antonio Banderas in a career high, earned himself the Best Actor Award at Cannes for this reflection of life, love and pain from legendary Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar. Banderas plays Salvador Mallo, a director in the autumn of his life and career with a range of medical ailments in artistic limbo. This, and the fleeting …
“A Hidden Life feels stunningly relevant”- Variety. Terrence Malick, director of the Cannes Film Festival Palme d’Or winning Tree of Life, makes a triumphant return to form in this epic, spiritual journey of quiet unsung heroism based on a true story during World War II. Based on real events, Franz Jägerstätter, (August Diehl, Inglorious Basterds) …
Winner · Documentary Grand Jury Prize · Sundance Film Festival. By restricting all couples to one child, China’s One-Child Policy was implemented in 1979 to help a quickly expanding Chinese population grow within its means. Abolished in 2015, the mindset behind the policy lingers on culturally in the minds of its citizens – and hides …
Acclaimed director Hirokazu Kore-eda’s (Shoplifters, SWIFF’19) first feature film made outside of Japan is an exquisite dramedy, pairing beloved French screen icons and Oscar nominees Catherine Deneuve and Juliette Binoche for their first time together on screen. Septuagenarian screen legend Fabienne (Deneuve) is charismatic and fiercely talented, utterly driven by her work. The publication of …
