The Tree Of Wooden Clogs
(1978) [G]

Olmi gathered together an ensemble cast of peasants from the area as actors, used direct sound and shot in almost documentary style. The result is a wonderfully authentic film whose characters exist so naturally that you are immediately transported to another time and place. A testament to the...  More

The Legend Of The Holy Drinker
(1988) [PG]

Rutger Hauer gives the performance of his life as Andreas, an ex-miner jailed for an accidental murder, now released and living as a down-and-out in Paris. The film is set in an indeterminate era, neither 30's nor modern-day, in a magically photographed Paris that comes as a revelation even to...  More

Tickets
(2005) [MA]

Three stories of human interaction aboard a single train trip from Eastern Europe to Rome. Throughout the twentieth century, critics and filmmakers alike have often commented upon the interactive relationship between transit and cinema, interpreting train travel as a visual metaphor which fuses...  More