Films


A Man Vanishes
Shohei Imamura

A film crew sets out to discover what became of a Japanese salesman who disappeared in the 1960s.

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Man Who Loved Haugesund
Jon Haukeland, Tore Vollan

What was it like to be the only Jew in a small town on the west coast of Norway in the 1920s and 1930s? This…

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Man with a Movie Camera
Kristina Nikolova, Star Mishkel-Eneva

“This movie is so carefully constructed in a metric form it is almost as though he had a musical metronome when he built this movie…

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The Man with the Movie Camera
Dziga Vertov

Filmed in Moscow and Odessa, The Man with the Movie Camera exemplifies the montage of aesthetic of the Soviet vanguard of the 1920’s. It belongs…

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Mana — Beyond Belief
Peter Friedman, Roger Manley

What do the American flag, the Shroud of Turin and a Japanese cherry blossom tree have in common? They are all examples of “mana,” the…

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Manda Bala (Send a Bullet)
Jason Kohn

Astonishing visual richness and a disquieting sense of menace drive the story of the current kidnapping epidemic in Brazil. The film explores the country’s systemic…

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Manhunt
Greg Barker

This spellbinding film dissects the painstaking search for Osama bin Laden, which originated
with the “Sisterhood,” a remarkable team of CIA analysts.

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Manufactured Landscapes
Jennifer Baichwal

Following the photographer in China, this film captures Edward Burtynsky as he creatures highly detailed large-format images of the effects of industry on our natural world.

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The Many Sad Fates of Mr. Toledano
Joshua Seftel

As photographer Phil Toledano obsesses over his mortality, he stages elaborate shoots to enact the myriad dark ways he might age, deteriorate, and die.

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Marcela
Helena Treštíková

What started in 1980 as a Seven Up!-like survey of married life in the old Czech republic turns into an intimate testament to one woman’s…

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The March of Time: One Day of War — Russia 1943

A hundred and sixty Russian cameramen from across the Soviet Union chronicle a single fighting day during World War II.

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María’s Way
Anne Milne

Along a famed pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, one woman’s calling is to sit by the narrow thoroughfare greeting and counting the travelers as they pass by.

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Marina Abramović The Artist Is Present
Matthew Akers

If you are not familiar with the work of performance artist Marina Abramović, prepare to be riveted. Abramović is known for stretching the limits of…

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Marley
Kevin Macdonald

In this epic, exhaustively researched documentary, Kevin Macdonald explores the reasons why music legend Bob Marley, who died in 1981 at the age of thirty-six,…

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Martha Heine Tapestry Weaver
Sandra Jacobi

Finding inspiration in nature, Durham artist Martha Heine weaves large wall tapestries of rich colors and textures. Now battling cancer, Heine will be completing her…

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The Martha Mitchell Effect
Anne Alvergue, Debra McClutchy

By cultivating a close relationship with the press, Martha Mitchell signaled that she was not content to simply play Washington hostess and sit in the…

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Martin Scorsese Presents a Tribute to Vittorio De Seta (Shorts Program): Time of the Swordfish, Islands of Fire, Sulphur Mine, Peasants of the Sea, Golden Parable, Fishing Boats, Easter in Sicily
Vittorio De Seta

Martin Scorsese pays tribute to the Italian documentary filmmaker Vittorio De Seta. Seven short documentaries will be screened and discussed by Mr. De Seta and…

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Mary Pickford
Sue Williams

From her magical screen presence to her tenacity in matters of business, Mary Pickford was a powerful force in silent cinema. Already the family breadwinner…

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