Spike Lee’s portrait of a close-knit black family living in 1970s Brooklyn.

Driven by passion for their art, the women in these spectacular dance films—set almost 75 years apart—risk it all for love and career.

A fascinating night of non-fiction filmmaking that puts a unique lens on hot button issues.

A pairing of 1980s paranoid horror in which bodies and minds are under threat.

A new documentary from Oscar-winners Julia Reichert & Steven Bognar about the women workers’ movement and the classic comedy it inspired.

A night of NYC storytelling—a group of eclectic shorts about navigating shared city spaces and Spike Lee’s classic about one Bed-Stuy block.

The essential ’80s feminist sci-fi indie—an all-out attack on the patriarchy that’s lost none of its sting.

Grand Jury Prize Winner at SXSW, Shithouse announces a hilarious and winning new star of American independent film.

The iconic zombie movie that spoke to American racism and the social upheaval of the 1960s.

A retired salesman floats away in his balloon-powered house with a young adventurer in Pixar’s beloved tale of intergenerational friendship.