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Zero Day
Directed by Ben Coccio
Opened on September 3, 2003
Zero Day brings us into the world of best friends Andre and Cal, alienated teens determined to carry out a violent attack on their high school. This self-named "Army of Two" uses video cameras to record everything relevant to their final mission. More
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Directed by Elia Suleiman
Opened on January 17, 2003
Palestinian director and performer Elia Suleiman
delivers an intense, hallucinogenic and extremely adept exploration
of the dreams and nightmares of Palestinians and Israelis
living in uncertain times. More
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Directed by John Friedman & Eric Nadler
Opened October 16, 2002
This documentary tells a story of international
intrigue that reveals how leading black market suppliers of
nuclear weapons technology had their roots in the Third Reich.
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Directed by Benoit Jacquot
Opened nationwide in Summer 2002
Tosca is dazzingly beautiful yet intimate
and emotional, modern yet classic at the same time. It is
bound to enthrall both afficionado and the uninitiated alike.
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Directed by Mohsen Makhmalbaf
Opened nationwide in January 2002
Kandahar is a politically urgent story of
a young female journalist named Nafas who escaped Afghanistan
with her family but must return and race against time in an
attempt to rescue her sister. More
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Directed by Cesc Gay
Opened on February 2, 2001
In the tradition of "Beautiful Thing"
and "Wild Reeds," Nico and Dani is a portrait of
adolescent experience set against the blazing sun and azure
sea of a small seaside town near Barcelona, Spain.
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Directed by Bruno de Almeida
Opened on December 8, 2000
This extraordinary film about the life and
career of Amália Rodrigues contains some stunning footage
and should enshrine her position as one of the last great
divas of the 20th century. More
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Directed by Betsey Blakenbaker
Opened on February 9, 2001
This is the story of a unique time and place
in history when New York City was a hotbed of artistic expression,
drinking, hot jazz, radical politics and psychoanalysis. More
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