One of Ingmar Bergman’s most personal, even autobiographical films is also his most beautiful and emotionally epic.

What Samuel Fuller would call a pisscutter of a movie.

Stanley Kubrick’s most influential and incomparable film still evokes awe and wonder.

Ingmar Bergman’s 1957 breakthrough is among the most iconic of all arthouse films.

Once a maligned mess, Orson Welles’ final, restored film for Hollywood is an essential thriller.

Perhaps the most iconic and romantic film ever made.

Vittorio De Sica breaks our collective heart with a story about a pensioner and his dog.

Anthony Minghella’s Oscar-winning romance is a mysterious, yearning epic of the heart.

Douglas Sirk gives melodrama a good name.