Sacha Baron Cohen's fake Kazakh reporter crosses America and it answers him honestly.
A 15-year-old is sent on tour by Rolling Stone and grows up on the bus.
Herzog assembles Timothy Treadwell's own footage of the bears that killed him.
Agnes Varda films the people who pick up what the harvest and the city leave behind.
The perpetrators of the Indonesian massacres restage their killings as film scenes.
A drifting veteran attaches himself to the founder of a new movement.
Three generations of a Taipei family, told over one year and three hours.
A painter is hired to paint a bride in secret on a Breton island in 1770.
A summer in northern Italy, a visiting graduate student, and a father's speech.
An illiterate teenager enters a French prison and leaves running the place.
Charlie Kaufman writes himself, and his invented twin, into a film about orchids.
A writer is tried for her husband's death, with only their blind son as witness.
A London couturier meets a waitress who will not be arranged.
A lonely writer falls in love with an operating system, in a very warm Los Angeles.
A family of former child geniuses reassembles in a New York brownstone.
Two teenagers and an older woman drive to a beach that may not exist.
Two Wyoming sheepherders and twenty years of a love neither can name.
Two boys grow up in a Rio favela; one takes a camera, the other a gun.
A commandant's family keeps a tidy garden on the other side of the Auschwitz wall.
Jordan Peele's horror film about a weekend at the white girlfriend's parents.
Two neighbours in 1962 Hong Kong fall in love by never saying so.
Daniel Day-Lewis drinks your milkshake in Paul Thomas Anderson's oil-boom epic.
Coppola's operatic, entirely in-camera vampire film.
A surveillance expert becomes convinced he has recorded a murder.
Heart of Darkness up the Nung River, with helicopters and Wagner.
Herman Mankiewicz writes Citizen Kane, in 1930s studio black and white.
A disgraced journalist and a hacker reopen a forty-year-old disappearance.
A wife disappears and a media circus decides her husband did it.
A salesman is hunted down a desert highway by a truck with no visible driver.
Spielberg's own childhood, and the moment a camera becomes a way to see.
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