Brooklyn Academy of Music

A staggeringly original voice in modern avant garde cinema, Edouardo Williams offers an indefinable portrait of late capitalism about friends wandering through a dark vision of the world.

Take stock of the exceptional talents of two of Hollywood’s most distinctive actresses, Sissy Spacek and Shelley Duvall, in this outrageously fun collection of genre-spanning classics.

At a time of ongoing turmoil in the Middle East and anti-war protests on US campuses, BAM presents 12 compelling narratives that illuminate the diversity and complexity of the modern Arab world.

heartbreak church honors bell hooks, the author, theorist, educator, and social critic who taught us to love better, with interviews and short films that embody healing through love.

The little-seen second feature by director Claire Denis is an unflinching portrait of two Black African immigrants scraping out a living through illegal cockfights on the outskirts of Paris.

A gangster arrested in apartheid-era South Africa has to choose between personal freedom and taking a stand in one of the most influential African films of all time.

Co-presented with The Baffler, this special screening of Masaaki Yuasa’s giddy, grotesque kaleidoscope of a film plays at BAM for one night only, featuring an introduction by writer Dan Piepenbring.

Comedian Conner O’Malley and filmmaker Danny Scharar bring their brand of paranoiac comedy to the big screen in this mockumentary about a suburban rapper.