Focus Group FC

James Woods

Jim Belushi

Michael Murphy

John Savage

Elpidia Carrillo

Tony Plana

Colby Chester

Cynthia Gibb

Will MacMillan

Valerie Wildman

José Carlos Ruiz

Jorge Luke

Juan Fernández

Salvador Sánchez

Rosario Zúñiga

Giles Millinaire

John Doe

Leticia Valenzuela

Roberto Sosa

Maria Rubell

Ty Granderson Jones

Sean Stone

Danna Hansen

Erika Carlsson

Kara Glover

María del Carmen Sánchez

Art Bonilla

Gerardo Zepeda

Nicolás Jasso

José Chávez

Héctor Téllez

Jorge Reynoso

Queta Carrasco

Arturo Rodríguez Doring

Humberto Elizondo

Agustín Bernal

Bill Hoag

Oliver Stone

Rick Boyle

Bruno Rubeo

John Daly

Claire Simpson

Derek Gibson

Bob Morones

Brad H. Aronson

Kathryn Morrison

Georges Delerue

Robert Richardson

Gerald Green

Bill Mumford

Allen Hurd

Bertha Chiu

Philip Perkins

Elvira Oropeza

David Lewis Yewdall

Neil Brody

R.J. Palmer

Humberto Escamilla

Jonathan D. Evans

Bob Minkler

F. Hudson Miller

Bill Catching

Gordon J. Smith

Gionilda Stolee

Michael Bennett

Ramón Menéndez

Miguel Lima

Melo Hinojosa

Yves De Bono

Drama

Thriller

Salvador

Hemdale

Cinema '85

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

United Kingdom

United States of America

Salvador (1986) Original Trailer [HD]

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Catherine Keener

Clifton Collins Jr.

Bruce Greenwood

Bob Balaban

Mark Pellegrino

Marshall Bell

Amy Ryan

Bess Meyer

Chris Cooper

Allie Mickelson

Craig Archibald

Bronwen Coleman

Kate Shindle

David Wilson Barnes

Michael J. Burg

Kwesi Ameyaw

Andrew Farago

Kelci Stephenson

C. Ernst Harth

Kjartan Hewitt

Nazariy Demkowicz

Bennett Miller

Dan Futterman

Gerald Clarke

Caroline Baron

Michael Ohoven

William Vince

Mychael Danna

Adam Kimmel

Christopher Tellefsen

Heike Brandstatter

Avy Kaufman

Coreen Mayrs

Jess Gonchor

Gord Peterson

Maryam Decter

Scott Rossell

Kasia Walicka Maimone

Aldo Signoretti

Pamela M. Athayde

Holly Moore

Alanna Mills

Susan Jacobs

Crime

Capote

United Artists

A-Line Pictures

Cooper's Town

Infinity Media

Capote - Original Trailer

James Nachtwey

Christiane Amanpour

Hans-Hermann Klare

Christiane Breustedt

Des Wright

Denis O'Neill

Arvo Pärt

David Darling

Christian Frei

Eleni Karaindrou

Peter Indergand

Florian Eidenbenz

Documentary

War Photographer

Schweizer Fernsehen (FS)

Suissimage

Swiss National Television

Christian Frei Filmproductions

Switzerland

War Photographer - Trailer (2001) (480p)

Elegy for Journalism

What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

This month, we’re strapping in for three wild rides through the perilous intersections of entertainment, ambition, and total disregard for human safety. From genetically engineered dinosaurs and homicidal water slides to a carnival funhouse hiding more than cheap thrills, each film in this trio explores the moment when spectacle turns deadly and the people in charge double down anyway. These aren’t just stories of thrill-seekers gone wrong; they’re darkly hilarious indictments of hubris, liability waivers, and the illusion of control. Grab your popcorn, sign the waiver, and remember: you were warned.

Fashion: Facets of an Industry

"This is about the thrill of wearing another man's skin." - Dennis Reynolds

Imposters

Is the World Actually Ending? (Nuclear Style)

Shadows of Power: The Cost of Secrecy and Survival

In a world where secrets dictate survival and deception blurs the line between right and wrong, three gripping stories reveal the human cost of espionage and political ambition. From a hunted CIA analyst, to a relentless assassin, to a defense strategist haunted by the fog of war, this collection explores the perilous dance between power, morality, and fate.

This Valentine's month, proceed with caution.

Fuck Around & Find Out

It takes two, baby (or three, or four, or...)

Polyamory/Throuples

It's beginning to look a lot like...disaster!

Christmas, Interrupted

The Grit & The Glamour

Stalkers

Slapstick Palate Cleansers

Films about young women, choices, and the fucking patriarchy

Give Me Back My Girlhood

In the dim spaces between places, the lines between reality blur and time halts.

Liminal Spaces

Strangely Familiar Places in Movies Explained

The Horror of Liminality

In the dim spaces between places, known as liminal zones, the lines between reality blur and time halts. These transitional areas, often ignored or dismissed as mere passageways, hold a mysterious pull that urges the curious soul to delve deeper into the unknown.

Imagine an empty train station at midnight, its lights flickering and casting long shadows on the worn pavement. Footsteps echo through the deserted corridors, creating a symphony of solitude that envelopes the weary traveler in uncertainty. Here, in this liminal space, one is suspended between leaving and arriving, between the known and the unknown, caught in a timeless limbo where all possibilities exist.

Or envision a deserted shopping mall on a rainy Sunday afternoon, its once lively halls now eerily silent except for the faint buzz of fluorescent lights. The vacant storefronts stand as silent witnesses to the passage of time, their faded signs murmuring stories of days gone by when consumerism reigned supreme. In this forgotten space, the lines between past, present, and future blur, beckoning contemplation of the fleeting nature of human existence.

Liminal spaces are not just physical locations; they can also exist within the mind, where thoughts and emotions clash in a tumultuous dance of uncertainty. The threshold between wakefulness and sleep, for instance, is a liminal space where dreams and reality intertwine, creating a surreal landscape of shifting perspectives and fragmented memories.

In literature and art, liminal spaces have long inspired creative minds seeking to explore the boundaries of human experience. Artists like Edward Hopper, with their haunting portrayals of empty rooms and desolate streets, capture the essence of these in-between spaces, prompting viewers to ponder the mysteries just beyond consciousness.

In the realm of psychology, liminal spaces are linked to moments of transition and transformation, when familiar structures crumble to reveal hidden layers of the self. Carl Jung’s concept of individuation involves traversing these liminal spaces in search of wholeness and self-realization, a journey that demands bravery, introspection, and a readiness to embrace the unknown.

As we navigate the tumultuous currents of modern existence, it is perhaps in these liminal spaces that we can find solace and significance, a sanctuary from the ceaseless march of time and a reminder of the boundless possibilities beyond the horizon. Let us welcome the uncertainty, the ambiguity, and the enigma of these in-between spaces, for it is here that we might uncover the true essence of our being.

Can't live with them, can't live without them

Neighbors

Movies about the inspiration for and the possibilities of the early internet.

The Early Internet

On the road with your "really good friend/roommate".

Queer-coded Road Trips

Interpretations of the classic setup of a little guy versus a big guy; in these cases, the big guy is a big institution.

David v. Goliath

A collection of movies where the narrative plays out in real-time

Movies in Real-time

A rejection of cinematic realism, emphasizing internal feeling utilizing distorted visuals and hyper-expressive performance.