Oscar-winning Korean master Bong Joon-ho’s breakthrough monster movie, introduced by specialist in zoonotic transfer of disease.

Cornerstones of the martial arts genre, these two seventies action classics sizzle with ferocious beauty.

Danny Boyle’s groundbreaking zombie film reimagining, introduced by an epidemiologist working to improve outbreak response and preparedness.

Make contact on the big screen with Spielberg’s masterpiece, a groundbreaking film about an intergalactic meeting of monumental proportions.

Cuarón’s unparalleled outer-space adventure, introduced by a physician who specializes in the effects of social isolation on the brain.

Terry Gilliam’s sci-fi classic, plus two shorts that speak to how past mistakes can haunt us, including the 1962 film that inspired it.

Touchstones of contemporary Black American cinema directed by F. Gary Gray: the ultimate hangout comedy and a biopic of hip-hop group N.W.A.

Two of the year’s best films—one a documentary, the other a biographical drama—each concerning FBI surveillance of Black political icons.

George Miller’s dystopian action thriller and the acclaimed Brazilian sci-fi/western hybrid in a showcase of epic, brutal battles.

Frank Oz’s first solo-directed film follows the Muppets as they head to New York City to make it big on Broadway.