New and Notable

The Rabbit is Me
Banned for exposing the harsh realities of East German society, Rabbit finally saw the light of day after reunification, and was praised as one of the most important German films ever made.

This Month's Foreign Pick

Hello, Hemingway
Havana in the 1950s: Larita hopes to study in the United States, and Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea becomes her own story of striving for a better future.

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Coming Soon

Solo Sunny

Coming to DVD
on June 24

1. Dreaming Lhasa
An intimate and heartbreaking journey into Tibet's fractured past.

2. Alice
Master animator Jan Svankmajer creates a surrealist dream universe.

3. The Cuban Masterworks
Five beautifully restored masterworks from revolutionary Cuba.

4. A Boy and His Dog
The classic cult tale written by legendary author Harlan Ellison.

5. El Doctor, Joy Street & Asparagus
Three beautiful, strange and fiercely original animations from Suzan Pitt.

6. Mongolian Ping Pong
A charming coming of age tale set in the remote grasslands of Mongolia.

7. Secret Things
Two young women discover the power of sex in the business world.

8. Somewhere in the City
A splendid cast brings spirit to this hilarious underground comedy.

9. Strangers in Good Company
Seven old women become stranded at a deserted farmhouse.

10. Hamsun
Max von Sydow stars as Norway’s controversial Nobel Laureate.