With Marcel A Little Goes A Long Way
Probably not quite like anything you’ve seen, Marcel The Shell With Shoes On zooms in on beauty in expected places in a way that refreshes and occasionally even astonishes.
Probably not quite like anything you’ve seen, Marcel The Shell With Shoes On zooms in on beauty in expected places in a way that refreshes and occasionally even astonishes.
Complex, compassionate, confused, and compelling, Everything Everywhere All At Once mixes up plenty of good with the bad.
Both epic and intimate in scope, The Leopard examines the birth of modern Italy through its impact upon a single extraordinary individual, Don Fabrizio Corbera, Prince of Salina.
A beautifully constructed film whose old-fashioned gait and loose episodic structure are almost enough to conceal the profound simplicity of vision which is one of the marks of great art.
Disney’s latest film, about a fantastical family with one member of which lacks any special gift, delivers the promise at the heart of fantasy at its best.
With its gripping visual style and unembarrassed use of religiously charged symbolism, this 1927 classic is one of the first feature length science fiction movies as well as one of the most enjoyable silent movies on the Vatican’s list of notable films.
Whatever other version of the life of Jesus Christ you’ve seen, this one is probably better.
This masterpiece of spiritual filmmaking has been described as the War and Peace of Russian cinema.
Francesco offers a jolting, discomfiting, yet illuminating foray into the life of the beloved saint of Assisi.
Murder Among the Mormons is a gripping, pacey true crime whodunnit that plunges viewers into the grey market world of religious document dealing and the eerily fascinating psychology of a criminal mind.