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Sonia, an elderly lady, treats herself to a day at the beach. Soon she is approached by a young woman who asks her to keep an eye on her bag. Time passes and Sonia wants to go home, but there's no sign of the girl. By opening the girl's bag to hav...

In 1606 an aristocratic charity organization in Naples commissioned Caravaggio to create a painting whose themes were to be charity, reconciliation, life, and death. Four centuries later, a great documentarian explores the still-contrasting world...

To the fans, they were the unforgettably talented men who supported the career of one of the world's most beloved and controversial music artists: Madonna. Behind the scenes they were an impressionable group of young dancers whose lives were forev...

A train journey across Tanzania captures a microcosm of the country’s contemporary in Tribeca alum Jeroen van Velzen's captivating and visually stunning road movie.

The northern white rhinoceros is the most endangered animal on the planet. Only three remain, and they are protected at all times by armed bodyguards. The Ark is a virtual reality documentary that puts viewers face-to-face with the last northern w...

Elise runs a tattoo shop. Didier plays in a bluegrass band. When their daughter Maybelle is born, their happiness is complete, until a tangle of complications forces these two very different lovers to fight to save their marriage. Belgian director...

Across Latin America, Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East, dozens of wars are waged by groups attempting to overthrow their rulers. How do they form? Where do they get money and weapons? Brooklyn is the answer for one 40-year-old Kosovo immi...

What does color mean to those who can’t see it? In the late eighteenth century a catastrophic typhoon swept over Pingelap, a tiny atoll in the Pacific Ocean. One of the few survivors carried a rare gene that causes achromatopsia, a condition that ...

This meditative non-fiction experience follows the elderly Egbert, a man for whom life offers simple daily pleasures. Through a mix of extraordinary stereoscopic cinematography and a beautiful performance from narrator Rutger Hauer, join him as he...

In September 2002, legendary conductor Valery Gergiev shared his wisdom and experience with three young pupils in Rotterdam. This film takes us inside his master classes, as the novice conductors talk about learning from the maestro. An absorbing...

In part three, Tulse arrives in Barcelona and Rome, and is on the run from a bounty hunter. Numbers have always been significant in Greenaway's movies, and the Tulse Luper trilogy is no exception. Why 92 suitcases? Ninety-two is the periodic-table...

Tulse Luper's picaresque adventures continue in France and Belgium, in the movie business and in a chateau prison run by the Nazis. The trilogy showcases the director's well-known fascination with stately pans across complex shots, split screens a...

Part one of this painterly eight-hour, three-film epic, The Moab Story tells of the childhood and young adult life of Tulse Luper, writer and perpetual prisoner, who, in the course of his adventures, fills 92 suitcases with various objects and art...

If you were a fan of the soft-core Emmanuelle films of the '70s, '80s, and '90s, then Dutch actress Sylvia Kristel was likely your own personal sex goddess. However, Kristel also happens to be an avid painter, and in her directorial debut she waxe...

Harnessing the power of creative crowd-sourcing, Paul Verhoeven (Robocop, Basic Instinct) takes on traditional methods of filmmaking by letting the public write most of his next movie. Tricked follows Verhoeven as he navigates the challenges of de...

On Christmas Eve, Francesca sets out from her small town for the big city, Rotterdam, to find her little sister, who has run off to follow her musician boyfriend. On the way, she picks up Gerlinde, a heartbroken older woman at the end of her rope....

The earthquake that struck the ancient city of Bam in December 2003 killed over 43,000 people and left twice that number injured or homeless. This sensitive doc reveals the thoughts of the survivors and their eloquent hopes for the future, accord...

It's no surprise that making a feature film in Iraq in 2003 wasn't a picnic. But this extraordinary account of the peril-filled ordeal that the director and crew of Ahlaam went through must be seen to be believed.

Mysticism and color reign in this stunning documentary steeped in the fishermen lore of Kenya. Revisiting a childhood fairy tale of a spirit-filled island with the magic to either bless or curse a fisherman's journey, Dutch filmmaker Jeroen van Ve...