Film

"Duet for Cannibals" celebrates it's 50th anniversary this year and it's just as puzzling as it ever was.

GARAGE talks to the filmmaker's daughter about the new biopic which hits cinemas on November 22nd.

Maya Hawke stars in Aida Ruilova's short film, which premiered this week at the Nitehawk Cinema Shorts Festival

The film festival's concurrent screenings in Chicago and Mexico spotlights the creative endeavors of an often overlooked region of the world.

Anger's most recent work is part film, part performance, and a wholly original view at the business of making movies.

GARAGE interviews Edo Bertoglio, the director of the seminal New York film "Downtown 81."

Our new obsession is this collection of Ghanaian movie-posters now on view at New York's Poster House.

Mary Ellen Mark and Martin Bell's Oscar-winning documentary "Streetwise," and its follow-up "Tiny: The Life Of Erin Blackwell," are an extraordinary portrait of life in America.

In her ongoing Sex Scenes column, Rachel Rabbit White explores how Jacques Demy's 1963 film "Bay of Angels," broke apart the classic "Lovers on the Lam" genre.

And the end of the world is now, more or less.

Reiner Werner Fassbinder's 'Querelle' (1982) revels in nautical-adjacent pleasure.

The new doc, which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival, expertly textures our understanding of the drag superstar.