It's a week for the bizarre and surreal with films from legendary Kurosawa, the bass player from Phish, and two hot new indie filmmakers Dylan Kidd and Rebecca Miller.
The great Japanese master's 1990 film collects eight lyrical episodes, all drawn from actual dreams, they offer a gorgeous, surreal, and occasionally frightening cinematic experience.More »
Campbell Scott does a marvelous turn in Dylan Kidd's debut feature. Also starring Isabella Rossellini, Jennifer Beals, and Elizabeth Berkley.More »Kyra Sedgwick, Parker Posey, and Fairuza Balk star as three very different women who try to change the course of their lives in the sophomore effort by Rebecca Miller, who adapted her own book of short stories.More »Before he made the outstanding documentary "Rising Low," Phish bassist and filmmaker Mike Gordon shot this feature with a heavy dose of his bizarro sense of humor.More »Juan Luis Bunuel's pedigree as the son of the surrealist filmmaker qualifies him to direct this strange tale starring Catherine Deneuve.More »Janeane Garofalo is hilarious in this charming romantic comedy set in Ireland.More »I was not a fan of this sordid tale directed by Paul Schrader, but the "Hogan's Heroes" dream sequence is worth the price of a rental.More »Francois Truffaut's film about filmmaking is a valentine to the movies and the people who love them.More »William H. Macy, Isaiah Washington, Sam Rockwell, Michael Jeter, and Luis Guzman are among the dream indie cast playing out Anthony and Joe Russo's remake of the classic 1958 Italian heist spoof Big Deal on Madonna Street.More »One wayward affair topples an entire circle of lovers like dominos in this romantic comedy starring Patrick Breen, Zoe Caldwell, Sarita Choudhury, Taye Diggs, Ron Eldard, Kyra Sedgwick, Marley Shelton, and Marisa Tomei.More »
