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David Robert Mitchell’s Under the Silver Lake is a woozy neo-noir that sinks into the dream logic of Los Angeles, peeling back its sunlit surface to expose the network of […]

Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is one of cinema’s sharpest and most enduring satires, a Cold War nightmare spun into […]

Copland Appalachian Spring Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring, a quintessential American masterpiece that evokes the serene beauty of the rural landscape through its folk-inspired themes and sweeping orchestral colors. Robert Moody […]

No Country for Old Men (2007, dir. Joel & Ethan Coen) The Coen Brothers’ Academy Award–winning adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s novel stands as one of the most unsettling American films […]

Six weeks. 300,000 people. A moment that should have been history. As part of the Crosstown Arts Film Series, Crosstown Arts and Memphis Listening Lab present Summer of Soul, the […]

An intimate portrait of Todd Snider in the last year of his life. What starts as a film about gratitude, and a way to say thank you to John Prine, […]

A bizarre conspiracy spirals into something stranger, darker, and unexpectedly funny in this off-kilter thriller from visionary filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos. Equal parts paranoia, satire, and psychological unraveling, *Bugonia* twists familiar […]

This lyrical documentary explores the evolving identity of the American South through artists, musicians, writers, and everyday voices wrestling with history, memory, and cultural transformation. Both intimate and expansive, the […]

Ingmar Bergman’s haunting chamber drama remains one of the great achievements of world cinema. Set within a decaying estate bathed in crimson light, the film examines suffering, love, resentment, and […]

Wong Kar-wai’s lush, melancholic sci-fi romance drifts through memory, longing, and lost love with hypnotic beauty. Following a writer haunted by past relationships as he works on a mysterious futuristic […]