Capra’s wrestles with his unwavering love of the American ideal and his understanding that people could too easily be led to corrupt it

It uses a mixture of realism and folklore, lust and horror, to disentangle nuclear-era contexts in a postmodern approach.

Akerman’s masterpiece is a subversive and visionary feminist statement.

Spike Lee’s essential work of cultural introspection is just as vital today as in 1989. 

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland capture how the infrastructure and social order designed to protect humanity create illusions of safety.

It is both uncharacteristic and a compendium of Mike Leigh’s work. 

A film about someone with inspiring compassion and fearlessness.

Hal Ashby aims to snap the viewer out of their vegetative state, compelling us to choose an alternative, limitless state of mind.

A portrait of the horror that results from an entrenched ideology.