We present this electrifying bank heist thriller, one of the great underseen German crime films, newly restored courtesy of American Genre Film Archive.

A rare screening of the infamous verité portrait of one-time child evangelist and celebrity faith healer Marjoe Gortner that predicted the evangelical mass movement by decades.

A celebration of the life and words of the Silver Jews frontman on occasion of his birthday, including readings, performances, and a documentary screening, co-presented with Jokermen and Poetic Research Bureau.

On occasion of Robert Frank's centennial, a new restoration of his stirring, shaggy-dog ode to the open road, featuring music and appearances from Tom Waits and Joe Strummer.

An underground gem from 1980s Japanese cinema, we present a restoration of Toshiharu Ikeda’s environmental revenge-thriller, a lyrical and mesmerizing descent into horror.

The artist and filmmaker Andrew Norman Wilson presents a live video essay dissecting the idea of success in the art world.

A rare 16mm screening of one of the first and greatest rock concert films ever made on its 60th anniversary, capturing a moment when rock n’ roll seemed poised to conquer the world.

One of the most celebrated figures in Iranian cinema, we are thrilled to present a rare screening of Saless's 1975 masterwork, a portrait of immigrant life in '70s West Berlin.

This arresting, supremely confident debut feature from Colombian filmmaker Theo Montoya is a vividly conceived and dreamlike docufiction about queer life in Medellín.