Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1993)

In this off‑beat road comedy‑drama, free‑spirited cowgirl Sissy Hankshaw (Uma Thurman) embarks on a cross‑country journey of love, self‑discovery, and rebellion, encountering a host of eccentric characters and surreal adventures along the way.


Germinal (1993)

Set in the 1860s French coalfields, Étienne Lantier rallies his fellow miners to strike against the oppressive mining company, revealing the brutal conditions and desperate hopes of a working‑class community fighting for dignity.


Chasers (1994)

Fresh out of the police academy, two mismatched rookie cops team up to chase down a dangerous drug kingpin, resulting in a chaotic and laugh‑filled trail of mishaps.


Fausto (1993)

A disillusioned Italian scholar named Fausto strikes a Faustian bargain with a charismatic, supernatural figure, trading his soul for fame and power, only to confront the devastating consequences of his ambition. The film explores desire, corruption, and the possibility of redemption in a contemporary setting.


Tough and Deadly (1995)

A hardened ex-cop teams up with a gritty detective to bring down a ruthless drug cartel, leading to a violent showdown that tests the limits of their resolve.


Window to Paris (1994)

A Soviet engineer stumbles upon a mysterious portal linking his Moscow apartment to Paris, and he and his friends seize the chance to explore the West, sparking a series of comedic culture clashes that satire life behind the Iron Curtain.


Modern Affair, A (1995)

A modern affair follows a successful advertising executive who, after a chance encounter with a charismatic artist, begins to question her carefully planned life and the true meaning of love. As their chemistry deepens, both must confront the temptations and insecurities that come with navigating romance in a fast‑paced, career‑driven world.


Mostro, Il (1994)

In this off‑beat Italian comedy, timid teacher Nello (Roberto Benigni) is mistakenly identified as a feared criminal and must evade the police while trying to prove his innocence, leading to a cascade of chaotic and heartfelt misadventures.


Flirt (1995)

A timid office worker’s life is turned upside‑down when a charismatic stranger invites her into a series of spontaneous, flirtatious encounters, forcing her to confront her feelings about love, friendship, and self‑discovery.


Carpool (1996)

An uptight executive and a free‑spirited hitchhiker are thrust together on a cross‑country car ride, turning a simple trip into a chaotic comedy of errors and an unlikely friendship.


Line King: Al Hirschfeld, The (1996)

Line King: Al Hirschfeld is a vibrant documentary that chronicles the life and artistry of the legendary Broadway caricaturist, revealing his creative process through interviews, archival footage, and a showcase of his iconic line drawings. With appearances by friends, family, and fellow artists, the film celebrates his enduring influence on American visual culture.


Farmer & Chase (1995)

When a hard‑edged city detective partners with a stoic, down‑to‑earth farmer to track a series of murders on a remote Texas ranch, the unlikely duo must bridge their contrasting worlds and confront the buried secrets lurking beneath the cornfields.


Grosse Fatigue (1994)

Grosse Fatigue follows a weary office worker in 1990s Paris as the monotony of her job and personal life blur into a lingering sense of exhaustion, forcing her to confront the hidden costs of modern labor. Through subtle humor and stark observation, the film reveals how small acts of resistance can rekindle a desire for change.


Santa with Muscles (1996)

A down‑on‑his‑luck boxer hired as a mall Santa discovers a magical amulet that gives him super‑human strength, and he must use his new powers to rescue the real Santa from a greedy villain and save Christmas.


Prisoner of the Mountains (Kavkazsky Plennik) (1996)

During the Chechen conflict, two Russian soldiers are captured by a guerrilla commander, sparking a tense standoff that forces both sides to confront the brutal realities of war and the fragile humanity that persists behind enemy lines.


Naked in New York (1994)

A struggling playwright returns to the gritty streets of Manhattan, where he battles creative block, fraught relationships, and the lure of compromising his art for success, all while confronting the raw, unfiltered reality of the city that both inspires and intimidates him.


Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain (1995)

When two teenage girls stumble upon a mysterious old map while exploring Bear Mountain, they embark on a daring quest for hidden gold, confronting rivals and uncovering secrets that test their friendship. Their adventurous search leads them through danger and discovery, ultimately revealing the true value of loyalty and courage.


Bewegte Mann, Der (1994)

After his girlfriend leaves him for another woman, a clueless bachelor (Til Schweiger) moves in with a flamboyant gay roommate and is thrust into the chaotic world of gay nightlife, learning about friendship, love, and himself.


Killer: A Journal of Murder (1995)

When a curious journalist discovers a killer’s detailed diary, she becomes entangled in his twisted games, racing against time to decipher his clues before he claims another victim.


Nelly & Monsieur Arnaud (1995)

A young, impoverished Parisian woman named Nelly finds unexpected companionship and mentorship in the sophisticated, older Monsieur Arnaud, whose generosity and guidance help her navigate love, work, and self‑discovery in 1990s France.


Three Lives and Only One Death (1996)

A restless young woman meets a charismatic stranger who simultaneously lives three disparate existences—an aristocrat, a sailor, and a poet—forcing her to confront destiny, love, and the inevitability that a single death unites all three lives.


Babysitter, The (1995)

When teenage babysitter Claire is hired to watch a wealthy family's mansion, she discovers that the seemingly perfect household hides a dangerous predator, forcing her to fight for survival.


Getting Even with Dad (1994)

After his father is falsely accused of a robbery, a determined teen joins forces with a quirky private investigator to uncover the real culprit and restore his family's reputation. Their quest brings them closer together while delivering justice.


Mad Dog Time (1996)

In 1950s Los Angeles, a former inmate, a volatile hitman, and a nervous small‑time crook team up for a daring robbery against a ruthless mob boss, only to have their plan unravel into a night of betrayal, violence, and chaos.


Children of the Revolution (1996)

A satirical mock‑documentary follows a fervent communist immigrant whose son is revealed as the secret heir of Australia’s prime minister, igniting a darkly comic clash between radical ideals and political power.


World of Apu, The (Apur Sansar) (1959)

"The World of Apu" follows Apu, a young man from a rural Indian village, as he navigates love, loss, and the challenges of city life, ultimately discovering his own identity and purpose.


Sprung (1997)

When their girlfriends cheat on them, best friends Clyde and Darnell devise a reckless scheme to rob a wealthy woman in hopes of getting back at love, triggering a wild weekend of comic chaos and misadventure.


Dream With the Fishes (1997)

After quitting his corporate job to chase his writing aspirations, a disillusioned screenwriter finds love and confronts the harsh realities of artistic ambition.


Wings of Courage (1995)

A thrilling IMAX 3‑D adventure, *Wings of Courage* follows an intrepid early‑20th‑century pilot as he pushes the limits of flight, blending breathtaking aerial sequences with the daring spirit of aviation’s pioneers.


Wedding Gift, The (1994)

A young woman’s life is turned upside‑down when an unexpected wedding gift forces her to confront long‑buried family secrets and decide whether to follow her heart or honor tradition.


Race the Sun (1996)

A group of teenage friends from a desert town construct a solar‑powered car and enter a high‑stakes race across the Southwest. Along the way they must outwit rival drivers, corporate sabotage, and their own insecurities to prove they can race the sun.


Losing Isaiah (1995)

A desperate young mother fought the child‑welfare system to reclaim her newborn son after he was taken and placed for adoption, confronting bitter racial and class tensions along the way.


New Jersey Drive (1995)

New Jersey Drive follows a group of teenage car thieves in Newark who hustle stolen vehicles for profit while evading the police. The film paints a gritty portrait of street crime, youth rebellion, and the socioeconomic pressures fueling the hustle.


Fear, The (1995)

A grieving mother returns to her remote hometown, only to discover that the childhood terror that drove her family apart still lurks in the shadows, forcing her to confront the fear that has haunted her life.


Mr. Wonderful (1993)

When charismatic schemer Matt becomes the new manager of a struggling waterfront bar, he must juggle his wily family, eccentric coworkers, and a blossoming romance while proving he’s truly “Mr. Wonderful.”


Trial by Jury (1994)

A brilliant defense attorney takes on a high‑profile murder case, battling courtroom intrigue and his own personal demons to uncover the truth and save his client from the death penalty.


Good Man in Africa, A (1994)

A British diplomat stationed in a fictional West African nation grapples with bureaucratic chaos, a crumbling marriage, and an ill‑advised affair, leading to a series of comedic and ultimately tragic misadventures.


Kaspar Hauser (1993)

In Werner Herzog’s haunting drama, a feral youth known as Kaspar Hauser emerges from a locked cell into 19th‑century Germany, confronting the bewildering cruelty and wonder of civilization.


Object of My Affection, The (1998)

A carefree photographer’s whirlwind romance with an ambitious publicist turns complicated when she decides she wants a child, prompting them—and their gay best friend—to forge an unconventional co‑parenting arrangement.


Witness (1985)

When a young Amish boy witnesses a murder, a Philadelphia detective (Harrison Ford) is dispatched to protect him, forcing him into the community’s simple world. As he clashes with the killers and the local customs, a tentative romance with the boy’s mother develops.


Senseless (1998)

A socially awkward college student volunteers for a secret experimental drug that dramatically heightens his senses, turning everyday life into a chaotic adventure filled with slapstick mishaps and absurd situations.


Nowhere (1997)

A group of aimless Los Angeles teens drift through wild parties, drugs, and surreal encounters while confronting love, loss, and the looming specter of AIDS in Gregg Araki’s stylized, off‑kilter coming‑of‑age drama.


Underground (1995)

Underground follows lifelong friends Marko and Blacky as they navigate the chaotic twists of World War II, the Yugoslav civil wars, and the rise of socialism, spending decades in a literal and symbolic underground refuge. Through surreal humor and striking visuals, the film satirically portrays the absurdity and cyclical nature of Balkan history.


Jefferson in Paris (1995)

In 1784, newly appointed American Minister Thomas Jefferson arrives in Paris, where he must balance the lavish politics of Louis XVI’s court, diplomatic intrigues, and a passionate, forbidden romance that challenges his ideals.


Far From Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog (1995)

When his car crashes in the remote woods, a teenage boy must rely on his loyal Yellow Labrador to navigate the dangers of the untamed wilderness, facing wild animals and harsh weather while discovering the true meaning of friendship and bravery.


Foreign Student (1994)

A shy Japanese exchange student arrives at a Beijing university, struggling with language barriers and cultural misunderstandings, only to find an unexpected romance that forces him to confront his own identity.


I Don't Want to Talk About It (De eso no se habla) (1993)

When a reclusive widow is forced to confront a painful family secret she has long kept hidden, her fragile world begins to unravel, prompting a quiet but urgent search for truth and connection.


Twin Town (1997)

Twin Town is a darkly comic, gritty film set in Swansea, Wales, where mischievous brothers Dylan and Julian launch a chaotic war against the police after a tragic accident leaves an officer dead. Their twisted revenge spree spirals into violent mayhem, blending black humor with sharp social satire.


Enfer, L' (1994)

A married woman's world unravels when she suspects her husband of infidelity, plunging her into obsessive jealousy and a terrifying psychological descent.


Aiqing wansui (1994)

Aiqing wansui (1994) follows a young couple whose passionate romance is tested by family expectations and societal upheaval, showing how true love can endure despite adversity.


Cosi (1996)

When an eccentric director stages a production of “Othello” inside a Sydney mental institution, his troupe of patients must grapple with their own quirks, personal dramas, and the looming AIDS crisis, resulting in a heartfelt blend of comedy and compassion.


All Over Me (1997)

In 1990s Queens, teenage Rita grapples with her best friend's unexpected pregnancy, a turbulent home life, and her burgeoning feelings for a girl, discovering her own identity amid the chaos. The film offers a heartfelt coming‑of‑age portrait of love, loss, and self‑acceptance in an urban setting.


Being Human (1993)

After a near‑fatal accident leaves him stranded between life and death, a hardened doctor must confront his own selfishness and rediscover what it truly means to be human, ultimately learning that compassion and love are the only lasting legacies we leave behind.


Amazing Panda Adventure, The (1995)

A teenage boy travels to China to rescue a young panda, forging a deep bond with the animal and learning the importance of wildlife conservation and family along the way.


Beans of Egypt, Maine, The (1994)

In rural Maine, the Beans family grapples with poverty, addiction, and tangled loyalties as matriarch Ethel struggles to hold her dysfunctional clan together amid life's harsh realities.


Scarlet Letter, The (1926)

Set in 17th‑century Puritan New England, Hester Prynne (Lillian Gish) is condemned to wear a scarlet “A” for bearing an illegitimate child, and she must navigate love, guilt, and the relentless judgment of her community.


Johns (1996)

A disillusioned drifter runs a covert service that offers carefully orchestrated, painless deaths to lonely, affluent clients, and his detached existence begins to crumble when he unexpectedly falls for a troubled young woman.


It Takes Two (1995)

Two identical twins—a privileged heiress and a scrappy orphan—swap places and team up to reunite their separated family, sparking a series of comedic mishaps and a budding romance.


Frankie Starlight (1995)

A teenage aspiring writer discovers his estranged father was a once‑famous 1950s child star, and the two form an unlikely bond as they confront the hidden pains and lost dreams behind Hollywood’s glittering façade.


Shadows (Cienie) (1988)

When Marta returns to her remote Polish hometown, she discovers that a sinister, invisible presence is driving the villagers into madness, and she must confront the ancient shadows that haunt the surrounding forest before they claim her as well.


Show, The (1995)

The Show is a 1995 documentary that offers an inside look at the 1990s hip‑hop scene, featuring live performances and behind‑the‑scenes footage of icons such as Snoop Dog, Ice Cube, and the Wu‑Tang Clan. It captures the raw energy of rap concerts, music videos, and the culture that defined the era.


The Courtyard (1995)

When a woman returns to her late father's estate, she discovers a hidden courtyard where a string of murders has taken place, thrusting her into a tense cat‑and‑mouse game with a relentless, unseen killer.


Dream Man (1995)

A disillusioned ad exec creates a device that lets him enter and manipulate others' dreams, but his growing obsession blurs the line between fantasy and reality, threatening to unravel his own identity.


Destiny Turns on the Radio (1995)

After serving twenty years behind bars, a grizzled former mobster tries to go straight, only to be pulled back into crime by his old crew and a charismatic radio DJ who offers an unexpected path to redemption.


Glass Shield, The (1994)

When a rookie African‑American officer is assigned to Detroit's elite "glass‑shield" unit, he must confront entrenched racism, internal corruption, and his own moral convictions while striving to uphold the law.


Hunted, The (1995)

In this suspenseful thriller, a young woman on a solo hike in the remote woods becomes the prey of a relentless hunter who stalks her every move, forcing her to fight for survival.


Underneath, The (1995)

Recently released from prison, drifter Robert Glover reunites with his former lover to pull off a high‑stakes robbery in their hometown, only to find that old grudges and hidden betrayals rapidly turn the heist into a deadly game of trust and deception.


Safe Passage (1994)

In 1980s Boston, a devoted mother fights to keep her son and his friends safe from the neighborhood’s rising crime and drug trade. As she battles gang violence and personal hardships, she discovers the true meaning of protection and sacrifice.


Secret Adventures of Tom Thumb, The (1993)

A curious young boy discovers a hidden realm of miniature people and gets drawn into their whimsical adventures while evading a greedy villain, blending comedy, fantasy, and a touch of danger. The film follows his daring quest to protect the secret world and prove that even the smallest hero can make a big impact.


Condition Red (1995)

When a routine experiment goes wrong, a security specialist awakens to a "Condition Red" alert in an underground research facility and discovers a lethal pathogen has been released. He must race against time, outwit a cover‑up conspiracy, and stop the outbreak before it spreads beyond the facility.


Yankee Zulu (1994)

When an American soldier stationed in South Africa discovers a conspiracy to spark a civil war, he teams up with a fierce Zulu warrior to thwart the plot and restore peace. Their unlikely partnership tests loyalties and courage in a high‑stakes adventure.


Aparajito (1956)

The sequel to Pather Panchali, Aparajito follows Apu’s adolescent years as he copes with his father's death, moves to the city for schooling, and struggles to balance his aspirations with the pull of his rural upbringing.


Hostile Intentions (1994)

When a ruthless developer schemes to evict a small‑town family from their land, a tenacious detective uncovers a web of corruption and violence, racing against time to expose the plot and protect the innocent.


Clean Slate (Coup de Torchon) (1981)

In this darkly comic crime drama, a disillusioned provincial policeman in a dusty West African town, whose career ends after a fatal mistake, decides to wipe the slate clean by murdering his corrupt superiors and anyone who crosses him.


Tigrero: A Film That Was Never Made (1994)

"Tigrero: A Film That Was Never Made" follows a 1990s expedition to capture footage of elusive jungle tigers, chronicling the logistical nightmares, creative obsessions, and eventual collapse of an ambitious wildlife film that never saw the light of day.


Eye of Vichy, The (Oeil de Vichy, L') (1993)

The Eye of Vichy is a 1993 documentary that examines how visual media and propaganda shaped public perception in Vichy France during World War II, revealing the regime’s manipulation of images to enforce its ideology. Through archival footage and expert interviews, the film uncovers the lasting impact of this visual control on French collective memory.


Promise, The (Versprechen, Das) (1994)

In post‑war Berlin, a young couple are torn apart by the division between East and West, yet cling to a promise that their love will endure the political split and the eventual fall of the Berlin Wall.


To Cross the Rubicon (1991)

In this 1991 drama, a disillusioned journalist returns to his turbulent homeland and faces a defining moral crossroads, echoing Caesar’s fateful decision to cross the Rubicon and irrevocably change history.


Daens (1992)

Set in industrial Belgium of the 1890s, "Daens" follows Catholic priest Adolf Daens as he confronts ruthless factory owners and political corruption, championing the rights and dignity of exploited workers.


Man from Down Under, The (1943)

During World War II, a spirited Australian sailor joins the U.S. Navy and finds himself caught up in a series of daring exploits and a budding romance while helping the Allied war effort.


Careful (1992)

Careful (1992) is a stark Yugoslav drama that follows a returning soldier who struggles to navigate the fragile peace and lingering tensions in his war‑torn hometown.


Vermont Is For Lovers (1992)

A witty New York magazine writer heads to a picturesque Vermont town to cover a quirky love festival, only to find herself caught up in the charming locals' romantic entanglements and her own unexpected attraction.


Vie est belle, La (Life is Rosey) (1987)

A young Parisian woman embraces optimism and love as she navigates the challenges of everyday life in 1980s France, discovering that even ordinary moments can blossom into something beautiful.


Quartier Mozart (1992)

When a struggling composer moves into the quirky “Mozart Quarter” of Vienna, he clashes with its colorful residents, but their unexpected camaraderie helps him rediscover his lost inspiration and confront his past.


Touki Bouki (Journey of the Hyena) (1973)

Two restless Senegalese youths, Mory and Anta, plot a bold escape to Paris, mixing reckless romance with dazzling, surreal visuals that critique post‑colonial society and the allure of Western dreams.


Wend Kuuni (God's Gift) (1982)

Wend Kuuni tells the story of a mute orphan discovered in a remote African village, whose gentle curiosity and eventual recovery of speech reveal both his painful past and the compassion of the community that embraces him.


Spirits of the Dead (Tre passi nel delirio) (1968)

A gothic anthology that brings three Edgar Allan Poe tales—“Metzengerstein,” “William Wilson,” and “Toby Dammit”—to life, weaving eerie visuals and macabre storytelling into a single haunting experience.


Pharaoh's Army (1995)

A disillusioned Vietnam War veteran returns to his rural hometown and, with a handful of outcasts, forms a makeshift militia—dubbed the Pharaoh’s Army—to fight the corrupt local sheriff and the lingering ghosts of his own past.


I, Worst of All (Yo, la peor de todas) (1990)

A disillusioned housewife, branded as the family's scapegoat, must confront painful secrets from her past and fight for her own identity in a society that dismisses her.


Hungarian Fairy Tale, A (1987)

A Hungarian Fairy Tale follows a humble shoemaker and his spirited daughter as they wander through enchanted forests, encounter talking animals and mischievous witches, and learn that love, wit, and perseverance can triumph over even the darkest folk legends.


Death in the Garden (Mort en ce jardin, La) (1956)

A body discovered in a tranquil French garden ignites a tense investigation that unravels the tangled relationships of the estate’s inhabitants, revealing hidden motives and long‑buried resentments that culminate in a shocking climax.


Collectionneuse, La (1967)

On a warm summer at a Riviera villa, a free‑spirited young woman known as "the collector" drifts between two men—her older friend and his younger companion—playing with love and desire while subtly confronting the complexities of growing up.


Baton Rouge (1988)

A hard‑nosed journalist returns to Baton Rouge to investigate a string of brutal murders, discovering a tangled web of corruption that reaches the city’s most powerful figures. As the body count rises, she must race against time to expose the truth before she becomes the next victim.


Liebelei (1933)

Set in turn‑of‑the‑century Vienna, a young soldier's brief affair with a music‑hall singer spirals into tragedy as societal expectations and jealous rivalries close in. Ophüls’ elegant direction highlights the fragile beauty of fleeting love.


Woman in Question, The (1950)

When a young woman disappears under mysterious circumstances, a determined inspector plunges into a tangled web of jealousy, deception, and hidden pasts to uncover the truth.


T-Men (1947)

T‑Men is a gritty 1947 film‑noir that follows three Treasury agents as they go undercover to infiltrate a sprawling counterfeiting ring, employing dangerous tactics and relentless pursuit. Its stark black‑and‑white cinematography captures the brutal post‑war underworld, culminating in a tense, high‑stakes showdown.


Invitation, The (Zaproszenie) (1986)

When a quiet schoolteacher receives an enigmatic invitation to a secluded estate, she finds herself drawn into a night of unsettling revelations. As long‑buried family secrets surface, the gathering becomes a tense psychological drama that forces her to confront the truth about herself and those around her.


Symphonie pastorale, La (1946)

A compassionate pastor takes in a blind orphan girl, shaping her life and love while confronting his own moral doubts, in this poignant post‑war drama adapted from André Gide’s novel.


American Dream (1990)

American Dream is a 1990 documentary that follows the 1985‑86 Hormel meatpacking workers' strike in Austin, Minnesota. It captures the workers' battle for fair wages and the community's struggle against corporate pressure.


Lashou shentan (1992)

In this 1992 Hong Kong action thriller, a seasoned detective goes undercover to infiltrate a ruthless crime syndicate, confronting betrayal and high‑stakes violence as he races to bring the murderous gang to justice.


Terror in a Texas Town (1958)

A ruthless outlaw and his gang unleash terror on a small Texas town, forcing a weary drifter and a determined young woman to confront the criminals and a corrupt sheriff to restore justice.


Salut cousin! (1996)

A carefree Quebec teen heads to Paris to meet his long‑lost cousin, only to find himself caught in a whirlwind of cultural misunderstandings, comedic mishaps, and an unexpected romance.


Schizopolis (1996)

In David Lynch’s surreal comedy *Schizopolis*, office manager John Malkovich becomes ensnared in a bizarre web of corporate intrigue, eccentric neighbors, and absurd miscommunication, as a world where language and reality constantly collapse into playful, dream‑like chaos.


To Have, or Not (1995)

A poignant drama follows a young couple as they grapple with the pressures of consumerism and the search for genuine fulfillment in mid‑1990s America.


Duoluo tianshi (1995)

Duoluo tianshi (1995) follows a young woman who returns to her remote village after years abroad, confronting buried family secrets and the lingering shadows of the Cultural Revolution as she seeks redemption and a sense of belonging.


Magic Hour, The (1998)

A struggling TV host stages a fake celebrity interview to revive his show's ratings, but the ruse spirals into chaos when the impostor’s hidden past catches up with him.


Death in Brunswick (1991)

A hapless baker gets entangled with a violent hit‑man and a corrupt cop after a botched robbery, turning his quiet suburban shop into a chaotic crime scene in this darkly comic Australian caper.


Everest (1998)

A determined team of climbers sets out to conquer Mount Everest, battling deadly weather, treacherous terrain, and their own inner conflicts in a gripping race against the unforgiving summit.


Shopping (1994)

"Shopping" follows two London youths—a charismatic car thief and his volatile dealer friend—who become entangled in a high‑stakes car heist and drug deal, forcing them to confront loyalty, betrayal, and the dangerous allure of the criminal underworld.


Nemesis 2: Nebula (1995)

A cyber‑enhanced operative named Alex is sent to stop a rogue biotech corporation that has unleashed a deadly alien virus known as Nebula, sparking a high‑octane battle across futuristic cityscapes. As she fights through hordes of augmented enemies, Alex must confront the corporation’s masked mastermind and prevent the virus from wiping out humanity.


Romper Stomper (1992)

A gritty Australian drama that follows Danny, the charismatic leader of a violent neo‑Nazi skinhead gang, as their racist crusade spirals into brutal chaos. The film exposes the harsh consequences of extremist ideology on both the perpetrators and the community around them.


City of Industry (1997)

A disgraced ex‑con and his reckless friend devise a daring robbery in the gritty underbelly of Los Angeles, only to watch their plan crumble under mounting desperation and betrayal. Their desperate scramble for cash spirals into violence, exposing the dark cost of trying to escape a life of crime.


Someone Else's America (1995)

A disillusioned Polish immigrant returns to New York, confronting the harsh reality that the American Dream is far from the promise he imagined. Through his eyes the film explores the loneliness and cultural clash faced by newcomers in a foreign land.


Guantanamera (1994)

A charismatic Cuban singer leaves Guantánamo for Miami, where she confronts cultural clashes, family pressures, and a blossoming romance that forces her to choose between staying true to her roots or embracing a new, freer life.


Office Killer (1997)

A jaded office employee snaps, embarking on a chilling killing spree that transforms the mundane workplace into a deadly game of survival and vengeance.


Price Above Rubies, A (1998)

A devout Hasidic woman in Brooklyn wrestles with the constraints of her ultra‑orthodox community, leaving her marriage and family to pursue a life of independence and self‑discovery.


Angela (1995)

Angela (1995) follows a teenage girl who, after surviving a violent assault, must navigate a fraught relationship with her estranged mother while seeking justice and her own identity.


He Walked by Night (1948)

A determined LAPD detective pursues a cunning, night‑time bank robber whose elusive tactics and use of disguises keep him one step ahead, prompting the police to employ emerging forensic methods to finally bring the shadowy criminal to justice.


Love Serenade (1996)

In a sleepy Australian town, two housemates vie for the attention of a charismatic traveling radio DJ, sparking a quirky competition that intertwines wit, longing, and unexpected romance. Their rivalry exposes the town’s hidden desires and the unpredictable nature of love.


Deceiver (1997)

A charismatic entrepreneur invites his wife and a young prostitute to an exclusive dinner, where a twisted game of truth and deception turns lethal, exposing hidden motives and deadly secrets.


Hurricane Streets (1998)

After fleeing a violent home, a teenage runaway is thrust into New York City's harsh streets, where he must navigate crime, drugs, and a budding romance. Along the way, an empathetic police officer becomes an unlikely ally, guiding him toward redemption.


Buddy (1997)

A young boy discovers a mischievous chimpanzee named Buddy and hides him at home, sparking a series of heartfelt adventures that teach both of them about friendship, responsibility, and family.


B*A*P*S (1997)

Two ambitious Indian-American friends create a bogus talent agency in Los Angeles to achieve the American Dream, sparking a series of comedic mishaps. Their wild scheme leads to unexpected romance and tests their unbreakable friendship.


Truth or Consequences, N.M. (1997)

When a botched bank robbery forces a desperate drifter and a cunning con artist to flee to the desert town of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, they must outwit both the law and a ruthless crime boss to survive.


Intimate Relations (1996)

Intimate Relations (1996) is a darkly comic British drama that follows a shy accountant whose mundane life is upended when he becomes entangled in a volatile love triangle with a charismatic woman and her manipulative lover, exposing hidden desires and moral compromises.


Leading Man, The (1996)

A charismatic actor lands a coveted Broadway starring role, only to have his confidence shaken when a talented younger rival threatens his place, forcing him to confront fading fame, a strained marriage, and the personal costs of his ambition.


Tokyo Fist (1995)

A disillusioned Tokyo photographer is pulled into a violent underworld when his old friend becomes an underground boxer, forcing both men into a brutal clash with the yakuza that spirals into self‑destructive obsession.


Reluctant Debutante, The (1958)

When overprotective mother Lady Margaret forces her shy 17‑year‑old daughter into London’s debutante season, the teen’s attempts to dodge an arranged marriage spark a series of comedic mishaps and lead her to unexpected romance with a charming musician.


Warriors of Virtue (1997)

A teenage skateboarder is whisked away to a mystical realm where anthropomorphic kangaroo warriors protect the sacred Tao, and he must join them to thwart an evil warlord and restore balance.


Desert Winds (1995)

In the scorching dunes of 1990s Morocco, a weary nomad joins forces with a mysterious desert researcher to locate a legendary lost oasis, while battling relentless sandstorms and a ruthless treasure hunter who will stop at nothing to claim its secrets.


Hugo Pool (1997)

Hugo Pool is a quirky indie comedy about a down‑on‑his‑luck slacker who takes a job overseeing a community pool, navigating eccentric locals, oddball mishaps, and an unexpected romance.


King of New York (1990)

A ruthless drug lord (Christopher Walken) escapes from prison and returns to Manhattan to seize control of the city's underworld, sparking bloody clashes with rival gangs and law enforcement, while a determined detective and a morally conflicted activist grapple with his violent empire.


All Things Fair (1996)

Set in wartime Sweden, a timid teenage girl embarks on a secret, passionate affair with her charismatic teacher, challenging the boundaries of youth and authority. Their forbidden love forces both to confront longing, betrayal, and the harsh reality of growing up.


Sixth Man, The (1997)

After a tragic accident claims their star player, the University of Washington basketball team discovers his spirit returning as the "sixth man," inspiring and guiding them toward redemption and victory.


Butterfly Kiss (1995)

Butterfly Kiss follows a disturbed hitchhiker (Amanda Plummer) as she roams the English countryside, forming a twisted bond with a vulnerable young woman while leaving a trail of violent murders behind.


Paris, France (1993)

A Montreal film programmer discovers a forgotten, explicit French movie and becomes obsessed with restoring it, sparking a journey that forces him to confront his failing marriage, demanding mother, and hidden desires. As he delves deeper into the tantalizing world of the lost film, his personal and professional lives collide in an unforgettable clash of art and intimacy.


Cérémonie, La (1995)

In Claude Chabrol’s taut thriller “La Cérémonie,” a shy maid and a disgruntled schoolteacher conspire to exact violent revenge on their affluent employers during a dinner party, exposing deep class tensions and psychological manipulation.


Hush (1998)

When a deaf-mute college student becomes the sole witness to a murder, she must outwit a ruthless killer who will silence her at any cost.


Nightwatch (1997)

A weary police detective assigned to the night shift uncovers a tangled web of corruption and murder. As the darkness closes in, he must confront his own morality to bring the truth to light.


Nobody Loves Me (Keiner liebt mich) (1994)

In 1990s Berlin, a hapless young man plagued by a string of disastrous romances decides to confront his insecurities and search for genuine connection, discovering that love may be closer than he ever imagined.


Wife, The (1995)

After her husband’s rising success leaves her feeling invisible, a devoted wife wrestles with unfulfilled ambitions and the growing strain on their marriage. As secrets surface, she must decide whether to keep sacrificing herself or finally claim her own identity.


Lamerica (1994)

A disillusioned Italian businessman travels to post‑communist Albania, posing as a humanitarian aid worker, only to be caught in the country's ruins and his own moral crisis.


Nico Icon (1995)

A striking documentary that chronicles the enigmatic life of German singer Nico, weaving archival footage, candid interviews and concert performances to trace her journey from 1960s star to cult icon.


Silence of the Palace, The (Saimt el Qusur) (1994)

Set in mid‑20th‑century Alexandria, the film follows a young servant girl who witnesses the decline of an aristocratic family and the social upheavals that reshape Egypt, blending personal memory with national history. Through her silent observations, the story reveals the hidden tensions between tradition and change.


Slingshot, The (1993)

A cynical ex‑detective is pulled back into the hunt when a string of high‑stakes robberies is mysteriously marked by a child's slingshot, leading him to confront a ruthless crime syndicate and his own haunted past.


Land and Freedom (Tierra y libertad) (1995)

Land and Freedom follows a young British communist who travels to Spain to fight alongside the Republican guerillas during the Civil War, confronting both the harsh realities of battle and the fractious politics within the left. As he struggles for liberation, his idealism is tested by betrayal, sacrifice, and the complexities of revolution.


Á köldum klaka (Cold Fever) (1994)

Cold Fever follows a young woman who returns to her remote Icelandic village after her mother's death, confronting buried family secrets and the stark, unforgiving winter that mirrors her inner turmoil.


Etz Hadomim Tafus (Under the Domin Tree) (1994)

Under the Domin Tree follows a young widow who returns to her rural hometown, where a centuries‑old oak serves as a silent witness to the community’s tangled histories and hidden secrets. As she confronts the clash between tradition and change, the tree becomes a symbol of hope, renewal, and the enduring bonds of family.


Two Friends (1986)

Two childhood companions reunite after decades apart and, thrust into a sudden crisis, must confront the choices they once made while learning that true friendship can endure even the toughest of life's trials.


Brothers in Trouble (1995)

Set against the chaotic backdrop of post‑communist Prague, two hap‑less brothers hatch a series of ill‑fated schemes to make quick money, leading them into a comic roller‑coaster of crime, love, and unlikely friendship.


Girls Town (1996)

Megan, a shy newcomer, enrolls at a progressive all‑girls high school where she quickly becomes part of a close‑knit group of friends. As she navigates school politics, romance, and self‑discovery, the film portrays the challenges of growing up as a young woman.


Normal Life (1996)

A career criminal attempts to abandon his violent past for the sake of his teenage son, only to find his former world pulling him back in, forcing a painful clash between family loyalty and the lure of organized crime.


Bitter Sugar (Azucar Amargo) (1996)

A young woman returns to her small hometown to care for her ailing mother, confronting buried family secrets and the lingering social tensions that have shaped her life in a stark, emotionally charged portrait of love, loss, and redemption.


Eighth Day, The (1996)

After a workplace accident leaves him paraplegic, Georges befriends Harry, a carefree man with Down syndrome, and together they embark on a spontaneous road trip that challenges societal norms and redefines the meaning of freedom.


Dadetown (1995)

When a beleaguered dad unexpectedly inherits the rundown town of Dadetown, he must grapple with eccentric locals and his own shortcomings while trying to revive the community.


Some Mother's Son (1996)

Set during the Irish conflict, a determined mother fights the British authorities to secure the release of her son and other imprisoned IRA volunteers, revealing the personal toll of the political struggle.


Angel Baby (1995)

Angel Baby follows two young adults with schizophrenia who meet in a mental health facility and develop an intense, fragile romance, confronting the challenges of their conditions and society’s expectations.


Sudden Manhattan (1996)

A Manhattan photographer stumbles upon a mysterious briefcase that pulls her into a lethal web of corporate espionage and murder, forcing her to race against time to uncover the truth.


Butcher Boy, The (1998)

Set in 1960s rural Ireland, the film follows ten‑year‑old Francie Brady, whose fractured imagination and family tragedy drive him toward a tragic, violent climax; blending dark humor with heartbreaking drama, The Butcher Boy captures his descent into madness.


Men With Guns (1997)

When a compassionate doctor travels to a remote South American village to establish a health clinic, he discovers a community besieged by guerrillas, corrupt officials and drug traffickers, forcing him to navigate brutal violence and impossible moral choices.


Hana-bi (1997)

A grieving ex-yakuza member, now a mild‑mannered police detective, turns to violent revenge while confronting his own existential loneliness, blending stark brutality with poetic, pastel‑filled moments of quiet beauty.


Niagara, Niagara (1997)

Niagara, Niagara (1997) follows a Haitian refugee living in New York who, after a chance encounter with a charismatic stranger, journeys to Niagara Falls in search of freedom, love, and a fresh start.


Big One, The (1997)

A down‑on‑his‑luck construction worker discovers a massive, unclaimed fortune that suddenly thrusts him into a world of greed and danger, prompting him to confront his own moral limits. As the stakes rise, he must decide whether the wealth is worth the personal costs.


Butcher Boy, The (1998)

Set in 1960s rural Ireland, the film follows Francie Brady, a sensitive ten‑year‑old whose vivid imagination and growing alienation spiral into violence after his mother abandons him, leading to a tragic descent into madness. Blending dark humor with stark tragedy, Francie's unreliable narration blurs reality and fantasy, culminating in a shocking act of murder.


Spanish Prisoner, The (1997)

A savvy con artist known as the "Spanish Prisoner" entangles a naïve businessman in a complex corporate scheme, forcing him to navigate deceit and danger while trying to protect his invention and his life.


Temptress Moon (Feng Yue) (1996)

A young woman raised in a Shanghai brothel becomes a personal maid to a powerful family, navigating love, betrayal and the turbulence of 1930s China as war, politics and personal tragedies intertwine.


Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story (1996)

A biographical drama that traces the life of journalist‑turned activist Dorothy Day, chronicling her spiritual conversion and the founding of the Catholic Worker movement as she champions the rights and dignity of the poor.


Chairman of the Board (1998)

After his father, a beloved TV clown, dies, a flamboyant circus performer inherits a failing television network and must navigate corporate politics while staying true to his comedic roots. His irreverent antics clash with the board’s expectations, sparking a chaotic battle for control and ratings.


Favor, The (1994)

When a newly single woman enlists her former high‑school crush to deliver a love note to her ex‑boyfriend, the harmless favor spirals into a series of comedic misunderstandings that force both of them to confront past feelings and unexpected new romance.


Little City (1998)

Little City follows four intertwined friends in San Francisco as they confront breakups, new crushes, and the complexities of modern romance. Their lives intersect in witty, heartfelt ways, revealing the challenges of love, commitment, and friendship.


Target (1995)

A seasoned operative uncovers a deadly conspiracy targeting an innocent teenager, and must race against ruthless assassins to expose the truth and keep her alive.


Substance of Fire, The (1996)

A brilliant but obsessive law professor becomes consumed by his research into a controversial legal doctrine, and his relentless pursuit threatens to alienate his family and destroy his career.


Getting Away With Murder (1996)

A cynical college professor and his ambitious student plot the perfect murder, only to have their scheme spiral into a series of darkly comic mishaps as they scramble to stay one step ahead of the law.


Small Faces (1995)

In 1970s Glasgow, three teenage friends get drawn into a violent gang and drug world while trying to protect a vulnerable girl they encounter on the streets, exposing them to betrayal, danger, and the harsh realities of their community.


New Age, The (1994)

A suburban couple coping with midlife discontent become entangled in a series of bizarre, supernatural events that push them toward mysticism and alternative spirituality, challenging their conventional routines and beliefs. Their quest for meaning leads them deep into the whimsical and unsettling world of the New Age.


Rough Magic (1995)

A down‑on‑her‑luck magician partners with a spirited newcomer to pull off an elaborate con, sparking both chaos and unexpected romance.


Nothing Personal (1995)

Nothing Personal is a tense political thriller in which a British security operative sent to Northern Ireland to hunt a rogue IRA member becomes entangled in a deadly web of betrayal and moral ambiguity.


8 Heads in a Duffel Bag (1997)

A veteran secret agent and a hapless schoolteacher team up to transport a duffel bag containing eight decapitated heads for a mysterious crime lord, sparking a chaotic cross‑country chase.


Brother's Kiss, A (1997)

Set in gritty 1990s Boston, two estranged brothers—one a small‑time hustler, the other an aspiring musician—are thrust back together after a violent incident, forcing them to confront their troubled past and the harsh realities of the streets. Their uneasy bond is tested as they navigate loyalty, betrayal, and the possibility of redemption.


Ripe (1996)

Ripe follows a teenage girl in a small town who discovers an unexpected pregnancy and must confront her family's expectations and the uncertainty of her future. As she navigates love, friendship, and growing up, the film explores the raw emotions of coming of age and the choices that shape her life.


Next Step, The (1995)

The Next Step follows a gifted dancer as she fights to earn a place in a prestigious ballet company, confronting cut‑throat competition and personal secrets that test how far she’ll go to achieve her dream.


Wedding Bell Blues (1996)

A mismatched couple navigates the chaotic lead‑up to their wedding, confronting family pressure and personal doubts, in this heartfelt romantic comedy.


MURDER and murder (1996)

When a series of brutal murders begins to mimic a cold case that haunts him, a veteran detective is drawn back to his hometown. As the body count rises, he must confront his own dark past to catch the relentless killer.


Tainted (1998)

After a routine blood test reveals a mysterious contamination, a young woman uncovers a deadly corporate conspiracy spreading a hidden virus through her town, forcing her into a desperate fight for survival.


Further Gesture, A (1996)

A low‑budget indie comedy follows a timid office clerk who stumbles upon an odd hand signal that seems to sway the behavior of everyone around him, sending his mundane life spiraling into absurd encounters and unexpected romance.


Kika (1993)

Kika follows a bubbly aspiring TV reporter who becomes entangled in a chaotic web of love, betrayal and murder when a charismatic photographer and his violent ex‑lover crash into her life, blending dark humor with Almodóvar’s vivid, melodramatic style.


Mirage (1995)

A grieving detective becomes obsessed with a series of inexplicable disappearances, thrusting him into a twisting web of conspiracy and illusion that blurs the line between reality and nightmare.


Mamma Roma (1962)

Mamma Roma follows former prostitute Mamma Roma, played by Anna Magnani, as she strives to leave her past behind and secure a brighter future for her teenage son amidst the gritty streets and unforgiving underworld of 1960s Rome.


Sunchaser, The (1996)

A terminally ill teen escapes a hospital, forcing a parolee into a high‑speed desert trek to reach a rare solar eclipse he believes will cure his brain tumor. Along the way, their unlikely partnership forces both to confront mortality and redemption.


War at Home, The (1996)

A Vietnam veteran struggles to readjust to civilian life, confronting the lingering trauma of war while his family grapples with his emotional distance and the secrets he keeps. As his past resurfaces, he must choose between facing his demons or losing the people he loves.


Sweet Nothing (1995)

A suburban housewife uncovers her husband’s secret addiction and must confront a perilous underworld to protect her family and preserve their fragile life together.


Mat' i syn (1997)

In post‑Soviet Russia, a disillusioned father and his rebellious son grapple with poverty, crime, and fading ideals, forging an uneasy bond as they struggle to survive in a rapidly changing world.


B. Monkey (1998)

A teenage runaway in New York becomes entangled with a charismatic mobster and his seductive associate, B. Monkey, drawing her into a deadly web of obsession and betrayal. Their twisted liaison spirals into violence and impossible choices.


Sliding Doors (1998)

Sliding Doors follows a young woman whose life splits into two parallel paths—one where she catches a train and one where she misses it—showing how that single moment reshapes her relationships, career, and self‑discovery.


You So Crazy (1994)

"You So Crazy" (1994) is a high‑energy stand‑up comedy film starring Eddie Griffin, delivering his unfiltered, razor‑sharp take on everyday life, race, and relationships in a riotously funny performance.


Scream of Stone (Schrei aus Stein) (1991)

A seasoned mountaineer leads a small team on a perilous ascent of a remote Alpine peak, where personal rivalries and the unforgiving rock test their resolve. As the climb spirals into disaster, the film examines the thin line between ambition and survival.