Drama
The Ballad of the Sad Café
The Ballad of the Sad Café is a twisted Southern Gothic dark comedy set in a small rural town in the deep South.
The Burned Barns
The body of a young woman is found savagely murdered near the isolated Burned Barns farm run by Rose and her family. The investigating judge soon comes to suspect that Rose’s family, and in particular her sons, may have played a role.
Corridor of Mirrors
An artist obsessed with the past surrounds himself with Renaissance artwork, infatuated with the notion that he and his lover are reincarnations of the lovers in a centuries-old painting.
The Deceivers
The Deceivers is adapted from the John Masters novel, set in India in 1825, which depicts the exploits of William Savage (based on William Sleeman of the Indian Political Service), who disguises himself as an Indian in order to expose and destroy a secret cult whose members, the infamous Thugees, r…
Douglas Fairbanks Double Feature: The Three Musketeers and The Iron Mask
Douglas Fairbanks, The King of Hollywood, stars in two action-packed spectacles featuring him in the role he was born to play: Alexandre Dumas’ D’Artagnan!
Entre Nous
In this bittersweet, often funny, semi-autobiographical period drama, director Diane Kurys reimagines the post-War years of her parents and the passionate friendship between two women.
Expresso Bongo
In this saucy bit of "Brit Beat" cinema, Laurence Harvey stars as a talent agent who discovers a bongo player (pop icon Cliff Richard) and sends him on a path to stardom...and corruption.
Felix and Lola / Love Street: Two films directed by Patrice Leconte
Cohen Film Collection presents two deliriously romantic classics by director Patrice Leconte.
The Gang of Four
Four young women share a house on the outskirts of Paris and study acting under a demanding teacher. Outside class, each is questioned by a mysterious investigator on the trail of a former roommate who may be involved in a criminal enterprise.
Hester Street
In 1890s New York City, evocatively recreated on a shoestring budget, Jewish immigrant Jake (Steven Keats) has assimilated seamlessly into the American community...until his wife from back home (Carol Kane) arrives on his doorstep.
Howards End
One of Merchant Ivory's undisputed masterpieces, this adaptation of E.M. Forster's classic 1910 novel is a saga of class relations and changing times in Edwardian England. Margaret Schlegel and her sister Helen become involved with two couples: a wealthy, conservative industrialist and his wife, and…
In Custody + The Proprietor: 2 Films by Ismail Merchant
In Custody follows a university scholar, who is tasked by a magazine editor to interview the greatest living Urdu poet.The Proprietor tells the story of a respected French-Jewish writer who lives in New York - a virtual prisoner of her memories of growing up in wartime France.
A Knife in the Head
An innocent bystander survives a gunshot to the head by the police during a raid on a group of revolutionaries. In order to justify the shooting, the police claim he is a dangerous radical who attacked a policeman. The leftist revolutionaries in turn claim him as a hero and victim of police brutalit…
Love on the Ground
Jane Birkin and Geraldine Chaplin star as theatre troupe members who are invited by a mysterious playwright/director to perform in a strange mansion.
Nathalie…
A rich woman hires an elite prostitute in order to verify her husband's faithfulness. Before long the experiment gets out of control.
On the Yard/A Walk on the Moon: Two films directed by Raphael D. Silver
Two NEWLY RESTORED and RARELY SEEN Films Directed By RAPHAEL D. SILVER.
Oranges and Sunshine
Oranges and Sunshine tells the story of Margaret Humphreys, a social worker from Nottingham who uncovered one of the most significant social scandals of recent times: the deportation of thousands of children from the United Kingdom to Australia.
Roseland
A trio of romantic - if bittersweet - tales set in New York’s esteemed Roseland Ballroom unfold in this touching drama.
The Sea Shall Not Have Them and Albert R.N.: Two British Wartime Classics Directed by Lewis Gilbert
Two gripping and suspenseful WWII dramas directed by Lewis Gilbert.
Secret Defense
When a brilliant scientist (Sandrine Bonnaire) discovers that her father did not die accidentally but was murdered by a family friend, she swears vengeance.
Up, Down, Fragile
Inspired by the backstage Hollywood musicals of the 1930s, this later period Rivette recounts the adventures of three young women (Nathalie Richard, Marianne Denicourt, Laurence Côte) in Paris, each at a turning point in her life – and with a musical number (or two)!
Year of the Jellyfish
A young woman vacations in an upscale beach resort with her mother, where it becomes clear that a layer of secrets and jealousy lay beneath the sundrenched paradise.