1960s New York City is ripe for cinematic drama, as Mad Men has proven. In A Different Kind of Murder we meet the wealthy Stackhouse family living in the sophisticated suburbs of Manhattan—similar to where the Drapers lived—but everything is … Continued

Part one of this two-part drama by Danish auteur Lars von Trier recounts the exploits of a self-professed nymphomaniac, Joe (Charlotte Gainsbourg), as she details her past erotic relationships to a man named Seligman (Stellan Skarsgård), who saved her from … Continued

Charade is one of the last great films of Hollywood’s Golden Age. It’s a classic cat-and-mouse story—a suspenseful spy thriller and romantic comedy all in one. Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn star, delivering rapid-fire witty repartee and oozing onscreen chemistry … Continued

These provocative horror shorts are written and directed by women, including the multitalented singer, St. Vincent (as Annie Clark). In the first, a boy sees something mysterious in a box and inexplicably stops eating. Number two, directed by Clarke, is … Continued