The youngest nephew of movie star and icon Montgomery Clift reexamines his uncle’s alleged “tormented, self-destructive” life from his unique family perspective, delving into a wealth of memories and materials from those who knew the actor best.

This new documentary chronicles how prolific NYC street photographer Garry Winogrand (1928–1984) became the darling of MoMA director of photography John Szarkowski before falling out of favor with many critics and then dying of cancer at age 56.

The rape of an innocent bookkeeper—and its aftermath—are powerfully depicted in this groundbreaking social drama that was years ahead of its time.

This long-forgotten German-Jewish silent film dramatizes the tension between the traditional and the modern, the secular and the sacred, through its story of a young Jewish man who causes a serious rift with his rabbi father when he leaves the shtetl to become a stage actor in Vienna.