The last Disney-animated film personally produced by Walt (who died during production) is a funny, genial, tuneful take on the Kipling classic about a young Indian boy raised by wolves and befriended by other critters. Songs by the Sherman Brothers.

This new film journeys from the print and drawing rooms of Europe through the great chapels and museums of Florence, Rome, and the Vatican to explore the tempestuous life of the great Renaissance artist. Cleveland premiere.

Two years after he is shot and left for dead, a gangster seeks revenge on those who betrayed him. This dreamy crime film with a fractured narrative and Pop Art colors, a flop when first released, is now seen as one of the stylistic landmarks of the 1960s.

This film gives the viewer entrée to the blockbuster museum show that the Guardian called “one of the most important exhibitions of our century.”