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NORHA AND THE MICROBABE

DescriptionDescription Four wildly different comedies from emerging filmmakers. The Bruce Diet is Jeff Baron's comedy/horror film about the "perfect diet" in which you can eat as much as you like and lose weight forever - all for only $75. In John Helliker's offbeat Norha and the Microbabe, a self-centered avant-garde couple become parents of an...

NOH MASK MURDERS

DescriptionDescription Renowned Japanese director Kon Ichikawa brings us an entertaining whodunit which cunningly mixes contemporary and traditional Japanese concerns. The film's complicated plot centers around two strange murders which occur hundreds of miles apart, but the connection between them leads us into the lives of a bickering family and a complex maze of blackmail, more...

NO REPLY

DescriptionDescription Florida filmmaker Kenneth Brian Jones brings us The Clearing in which a boy becomes entranced by a traveling storyteller seeking an heir to his legacy In Daresha Kyi's Land Where My Fathers Died, a young couple find a common bond when they confront painful memories during a family reunion. No Reply, by Malia Karrell...

NO OR THE VAIN GLORY OF COMMAND (NON, OU LA VAINE GLOIRE DE COMMANDER)

NATURE’S REVENGE (NATURENS HAMND)

THE NEON CEILING

DescriptionDescription Lee Grant won an Emmy for her convincing performance as a runaway wife, fleeing middle-class boredom with her teenage daughter, who finds herself in a truck-stop diner in the California desert. Gig Young plays the gruff, reclusive proprietor of the joint, living in a fantasy world that is a creative work of art.

NATIVES

DescriptionDescription Refugees is a powerful portrait of Salvadoran refugees in the U.S., most of whom are ordinary working class people forced to flee their country. Natives, an unusual documentary with an eye toward the absurd, shows another view of this human tragedy by following middle class, mostly white Americans involved in the San Diego anti-immigration...

MY SONS (MUSUKO)

DescriptionDescription Director Yoji Yamada, best known for his wildly popular Tora-san series, has crafted an insightful portrait of the complex relations between a father and his children. A widower, Akio, is lonely and resentful that his children moved from their small-town home to Tokyo in search of independence. When his children return for a visit,...

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