Join us for this rare screening and the post-movie discussion with filmmaker Hugh Brody.

Renowned writer, anthropologist and filmmaker Hugh Brody introduces 1919, the acclaimed 1985 feature he co-wrote with Michael Ignatieff. Sophie Rubin (Schell), returns to Vienna from exile in the US to find Alexander Scherbatov (Scofield), a White Russian aristocrat. They are the last surviving patients of Sigmund Freud. More...

Based on James Jones' novel of the same name, THE THIN RED LINE is set during the battle of Guadalcanal during World War II, in a battle between the Americans and the Japanese. More...

In a seminal performance, Jack Nicholson is Robert Eroica Dupea, a drop out from the cultured upper classes busy boozing and whoring in the California oil fields. News of his father's stroke - and/or his girlfriend's pregnancy - sends him scuttling back home to the Pacific Northwest on a numb journey to reconcile who he is with where he's from. More...

Oshima's most celebrated success, Lawrence features two rock icons as arch-nemeses in a World War II POW camp in Java in 1942. David Bowie plays Celliers, an upper crust New Zealand major, responsible for the British POWs' morale; Ryuichi Sakamoto, who contributed the film's hypnotically spare music track, plays Yonoi, the fanatical camp commander whose Mishima-like obsession with hara-kiri is replaced by his growing fixation on his androgynous blonde prisoner. More...

When two teenagers from one of the most violent favelas in Rio attempted to scale the rarefied, and still predominantly white, heights of classical ballet, director Beadie Finzi captured every unbelievable moment. A truly remarkable story, told through the eyes, ears and powerfully beautiful bodies of two extraordinary performers. More...

Sweet Land is a poignant and lyrical celebration of land, love, and the immigrant experience, as recollected in a man’s memory of his grandmother’s stories.

Inge arrives in Minnesota in 1920 to marry a young Norwegian farmer named Olaf, but the community is suspicious of this German stranger, and the marriage is forbidden. Alone and adrift, Inge goes to live with Olaf’s friend and neighbor Frandsen and his wife Brownie, where she learns the English language, American ways, and a hard-won independence.

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Twelve-year-old Brendan must fight Vikings and a serpent god to find a crystal and complete the legendary Book of Kells in this spellbinding animated adventure. Living in a monastery alongside his uncle the Abbott, Brendan is inducted into the art of illuminated manuscripts by a new arrival, Brother Aidan. In order to finish the magnificent book, Brendan must venture on a secret quest into the enchanted forest and confront his deepest fears. More...

It becomes increasingly apparent that Canada’s most precious natural resource isn't the tar sands, it's our fresh water. But should access to water be a human right, or is it a commodity to be exploited, bought and sold? More...