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Fire & Shadow: The Radical Spirit of Pan-Asian Cinema

Four college friends flee an ecological disaster with a desert camping trip meant to clear their heads—but their fractured relationships only deepen under the weight of something unseen. For fans of horror with something on its mind, Delicate Arch is a cerebral slow-burn that shouldn't be missed.

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Winner of the narrative Grand Jury Prize at Slamdance 2024, The Accident fuses sharp social commentary with dark humor in this intimate, gripping portrait of Marcella, a struggling mother who takes a job as a tow truck driver to make ends meet. A formally audacious, absorbing psychological thriller that expertly synthesizes taut narrative mechanics with existential inquiry. 

No roadside assistance needed —The Accident has arrived.

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Winner of the FIPRESCI Critic's Prize in the Forum section at last year's Berlin International Film Festival, Anna Cornudella's The Human Hibernation is an enthralling debut that seamlessly synthesizes dystopian sci-fi with stark realism to spin a meditative piece of speculative fiction.

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Although Hal Ashby directed a remarkable string of acclaimed, widely admired classics throughout the 1970s—HAROLD AND MAUDE, THE LAST DETAIL, SHAMPOO, COMING HOME, BEING THERE—he is often overlooked amid the crowd of luminaries from his generation. Amy Scott’s exuberant portrait explores that curious oversight, using rare archival materials, interviews, personal letters, and audio recordings to reveal a passionate, obsessive artist. Ashby was a Hollywood director who constantly clashed with Hollywood, but also a unique soul with an unprecedented insight into the human condition and an unmatched capacity for good. His films were an elusive blend of honesty, irreverence, humor, and humanity. Through the heartrending and inspiring HAL, you feel buoyed by Ashby’s love of people and of cinema, a little like walking on water.

Hal Ashby directed a remarkable string of acclaimed, widely admired classics throughout the 1970s.

Hal Ashby directed a remarkable string of acclaimed, widely admired classics throughout the 1970s, but is often overlooked amid the crowd of luminaries from his generation. Amy Scott’s exuberant portrait explores that curious oversight.

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