Anthony Minghella’s profoundly empathetic character study features Matt Damon’s best performance.

Jean Renoir’s sophisticated upstairs-downstairs comedy is a scathing critique of the upper class.

Tod Browning’s notorious pre-Code horror film is at once exploitative and empathetic.

An experience that borders on subliminal, its complex emotions rooted so deeply into the arrangement that form and function become inseparable.

Danny Boyle’s breakout hit is a bolt of cinematic energy.

The legacy of one of the most iconic films ever made remains as complicated as American history.

Neil Jordan’s cultural phenomenon from 1992 remains a film of incredible understanding about human nature.

Akira Kurosawa’s samurai sequel packs just as much punch as the original.

Featuring the most famous of all Toshiro Mifune characters.