Blurring the line between performance, art, activism and terror, a group of "black metal" musicians recorded albums, burned churches and even killed each other. This film examines the movement's birth and explosive growth, asking, “Is violence a viable artistic response to our destructive, consumption-mad culture?”

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The latest from the acclaimed director of NADJA and HAMLET was distilled from a video diary kept over many years, spanning over two dozen cities around the world. Unsupervised children make frequent appearances, as do their excitable adult counterparts. The resulting chronicle is a celebration of everyday reality.

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A 50-something merchant marine returns home to Argentina after years away in this film by the award-winning director of LOS MUERTOS. Shot in long, languorous takes, LIVERPOOL unfolds in its own time frame, immersing us in an alternative temporal universe and seeping into our skin.

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A two-minute creative documentary made of two still photos: one taken by a cellphone, the other by a professional Hollywood paparazzo.The filmmaker's first-person travelogue from the outskirts of anxiety to the center of the known universe.

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Two border struggles come face to face as Palestinians visit the U.S.-Mexico border and find parallel injustices.  More...

With this crowd-pleasing tale of washed-up wrestler Ram (Rourke), the iconoclastic Aronofsky (THE FOUNTAIN, REQUIEM FOR A DREAM) reminds us of his substantial prowess as a storyteller. Unable to quite let go of his dying career, Ram struggles to find meaning in life outside of the ring.

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The latest from one of Europe's most provocative, innovative directors follows a family over the course of one year, as it deals with the death of its matriarch, the emotionally charged dispersal of her belongings, rivalries and reconciliations, and the birth of new love.

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Blurring the line between performance, art, activism and terror, a group of "black metal" musicians recorded albums, burned churches and even killed each other. This film examines the movement's birth and explosive growth, asking, “Is violence a viable artistic response to our destructive, consumption-mad culture?”

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Five bored kids with nothing to do decide to blow something up. A round of rock-paper-scissors seals Nathan's fate.  More...