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T.A.M.I. SHOW, THE
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This legendary 1964 concert film "has had an air of mystery from its conception through its muddled distribution and subsequent disappearance" (NY Times).
YESTERDAY GIRL (DVD-R)
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Alexander Kluge's first feature, Yesterday Girl, is an experimental, youth-oriented satire that paved the way for the New German Cinema.
MATINEE
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Finally, Joe Dante's unjustly neglected feature about Cold War paranoia and a William Castle-style shock producer (John Goodman) is reissued on DVD.
GIGANTE
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A subtle drama about a lonely, burly security guard at a supermarket in Uruguay. Besides his love of heavy metal, his only other interest is the quiet stock girl.
TAXIDERMIA
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A brilliant gross-out art-movie that follows three generations of men in a Hungarian family, all bound by some level of genetic deformity.
SERVICE (SERBIS)
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Nominated for the Golden Palm at Cannes, this edgy Filipino melodrama captures one day in the tumultuous lives of a family that runs an adult movie theater.
BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL NEW ORLEANS
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It sounds bad on paper--German art filmmaker Werner Herzog directing Nicolas Cage in a remake of Abel Ferrara's cultish 1992 cop drama--but it works!
LAILA'S BIRTHDAY
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From Palestinian filmmaker Rashid Masharawi comes this fatalistic comedy that's "part Tati, part Chaplin, part absurdist satire" (Village Voice).
LOLA MONTES
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Ophuls' opulent biography of the famous 19th-century courtesan features brilliant use of color and Cinemascope, and breathtaking shots and camera movements.
ECLIPSE SERIES 19: CHANTAL AKERMAN IN THE SEVENTIES
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With the exception of Jeanne Dielman, this anthology includes all the major works directed by Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman in the 1970s.