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THE METROGRAPH PICTURES LIBRARY
Watch the full scope of Metrograph Pictures - from our early releases like THE RAFT to groundbreaking hits like A BIGGER SPLASH and DOWNTOWN 81, and our latest POSSESSION. On demand. At home. Any time.
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THE OLIVE TREES OF JUSTICE
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
The lone fiction feature of acclaimed France-based, American-born documentarian James Blue, winner of the Critic’s Prize at Cannes in 1962.
Coming Sat, Jan 22Available Jan 22 - Feb 3
Streaming
WINTER WIND
Directed by Miklos Jancsó
A sprawling historical drama told with only thirteen remarkable sustained shots, Winter Wind takes place in 1934 as Croatian separatists struggle to declare independence from Yugoslavia.
Watch NowAvailable through Feb 2
Streaming
THE ROUND-UP
Directed by Miklos Jancsó
A harrowing study of psychological warfare and the wielding of authoritarian power.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 27
Streaming
DOWNSTREAM TO KINSHASA
Directed by Dieudo Hamadi
Hamadi’s documentary follows several survivors of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s 2000 Six-Day War as they trek to the capital.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 25
Streaming
Goodbye, Dragon Inn
Directed by Tsai Ming-liang
In conjunction with Eric Lin’s Music Palace, we’ve brought back Metrograph Pictures’ new restoration of Tsai’s minimalist yet multifaceted 2003 film, in which a soon-to-be-shut-down movie palace, the Fo-Ho—its screening room, projection booth, hallways, bathrooms—becomes a sort of haunted house.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 31
ON DEMAND
Streaming
THE CONFRONTATION
Directed by Miklos Jancsó
Jancsó delivers a sympathetic-yet-stern address to the radicals of his generation, which doubles as an interrogation of the obstreperous New Left.
Watch NowAvailable through Feb 1
Streaming
ELECTRA, MY LOVE
Directed by MIKLÓS JANCSÓ
Miklos Janscó’s radically original, downright hypnotic retelling of the Ancient Greek myth.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 28
Streaming
DOWNSTREAM TO KINSHASA
Directed by Dieudo Hamadi
Hamadi’s documentary follows several survivors of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s 2000 Six-Day War as they trek to the capital.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 25
Streaming
A Bigger Splash
Directed by Jack Hazan
Hazan’s narrative-nonfiction hybrid focusing on artist David Hockney is a time capsule of hedonistic gay life in the 1970s as well an invaluable portrait of art history in action.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
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All is Forgiven
Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve
Intro by Mia Hansen-Løve
Q&A with Mia Hansen-Løve and Julia Solomonoff
A strikingly original, deeply empathetic family drama that sidesteps all clichéd sentimentality on the way to achieving quietly devastating results.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
Boyfriends and Girlfriends
Directed by Éric Rohmer
A new restoration of the final episode of Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” series, in which two young women are tempted by each other’s love interests.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
Downtown 81
Directed by Edo Bertiglio
Starring Jean-Michel Basquiat, this street-smart rock-musical fantasy provides a window into a long-lost world of life on the margins that feels especially potent today.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
Duet for Cannibals
Directed by Susan Sontag
Essayist, novelist, critic, and cinephile, Susan Sontag made only four films as a writer/director, and this one—her first—provides an introduction to a startlingly original filmmaker. Newly restored!
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle
Directed by Éric Rohmer
Shot quickly in and around Paris during a production break on Rohmer’s Le Rayon Vert, this breezy, witty film tracks the friendship between a savvy Parisian and a naïve painter from the countryside through four connected vignettes.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
Goodbye, Dragon Inn
Directed by Tsai Ming-liang
In conjunction with Eric Lin’s Music Palace, we’ve brought back Metrograph Pictures’ new restoration of Tsai’s minimalist yet multifaceted 2003 film, in which a soon-to-be-shut-down movie palace, the Fo-Ho—its screening room, projection booth, hallways, bathrooms—becomes a sort of haunted house.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 31
Streaming
L’Intrus
Directed by Claire Denis
Exclusive Digital Run
Metrograph Pictures presents one of Denis’s most exhilarating films, which charts the travels of a mercenary (Michel Subor) as he journeys from the snowy Alps to Korea to Tahiti in search of a heart transplant and his son.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
Last and First Men
Directed by Jóhann Jóhannsson
Introduced by Filmmaker Bill Morrison
A stunning feature debut and final cinematic testament from the late composer and musician Jóhann Jóhannsson (Sicario, Arrival, Mandy) conjures a world of surreal and phantasmagorical monument
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 31
Streaming
Le Franc & The Little Girl Who Sold The Sun
Directed by Djibril Diop Mambéty
Metrograph Pictures presents new restorations of two medium-length films by the Senegalese master that provide us a fuller picture of the elements that define his small, but perfect, filmography—a rich social vision, sly humor, and formal ingenuity.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
Made in Hong Kong
Directed by Fruit Chan
Chan’s raw, atmospheric portrait of nihilistic youth and a city on the brink, following a high-school dropout who sees little hope for his future, was
the first independent film released in post-Handover Hong Kong. Newly restored!
Available through Jun 22
Streaming
Possession
Directed by Andrzej Żuławski
Banned upon its original release in 1981, Possession is cinematic delirium at its most intoxicating.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
The Aviator’s Wife
Directed by Éric Rohmer
The first title in Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” film cycle is a fleecy farce of romantic overanalysis starring Philippe Marlaud and Marie Rivière.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
The Competition
Directed by Claire Simon
This Wiseman-esque documentary from Claire Simon observes a process that is highly personal, idiosyncratic, and subject to the vagaries of personal prejudice.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
The French
Directed by William Klein
Presented by Wes Anderson
Klein’s stunningly up-close-and-personal sports documentary, set behind the scenes of the 1981 French Open, is back by popular demand. A Metrograph Pictures release.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
THE GREAT ADVENTURE
Directed by Arne Sucksdorff
Hailed “a masterpiece” by The New York Times when it opened in 1955, this rhapsody of a film centers around life on a Swedish farm in the north of the country.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
Streaming
THE PRAIRIE TRILOGY
Directed by John Hanson and Rob Nilsson
John Hanson and Rob Nilsson collaborated on this remarkable series of documentaries underwritten by the North Dakota Humanities Council.
Watch NowAvailable through Jun 22
MIKLÓS JANCSÓ X 6
Streaming
THE ROUND-UP
Directed by Miklos Jancsó
A harrowing study of psychological warfare and the wielding of authoritarian power.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 27
Streaming
ELECTRA, MY LOVE
Directed by MIKLÓS JANCSÓ
Miklos Janscó’s radically original, downright hypnotic retelling of the Ancient Greek myth.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 28
Streaming
THE RED AND THE WHITE
Directed by Miklos Jancsó
Jancsó’s epic was banned from screening in the USSR for many years, deemed too downbeat, too anti-war, and too anti-heroic.
Watch NowAvailable through Jan 30
Streaming
THE CONFRONTATION
Directed by Miklos Jancsó
Jancsó delivers a sympathetic-yet-stern address to the radicals of his generation, which doubles as an interrogation of the obstreperous New Left.
Watch NowAvailable through Feb 1
Streaming
WINTER WIND
Directed by Miklos Jancsó
A sprawling historical drama told with only thirteen remarkable sustained shots, Winter Wind takes place in 1934 as Croatian separatists struggle to declare independence from Yugoslavia.
Watch NowAvailable through Feb 2
CITIZEN BLUE
Streaming
THE OLIVE TREES OF JUSTICE
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
The lone fiction feature of acclaimed France-based, American-born documentarian James Blue, winner of the Critic’s Prize at Cannes in 1962.
Coming Sat, Jan 22Available Jan 22 - Feb 3
Streaming
CITIZEN BLUE
Directed by Dan Miller
Introduced by Co-Producer Suzanne Clark
Dan Miller's documentary about filmmaker James Blue depicts a passionate American film artist who was always doing something different.
Coming Sat, Jan 22Available Jan 22 - Feb 3
Streaming Live
PARIS AT DAWN + AMAL
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
Two short documentary works from James Blue made during the filmmakers formative years in Paris.
Sun, Jan 23 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 24-29
Streaming Live
USIA SHORTS PROGRAM
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
Blue’s “Columbian Trilogy” describes the operations of John F. Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress in the Latin American country.
Mon, Jan 24 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 25-30
Streaming Live
A FEW NOTES ON OUR FOOD PROBLEM + KENYA BORAN
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
James Blue’s first film in color and his last for the USIA, nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
Tue, Jan 25 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 26-31
Streaming Live
THE INVISIBLE CITY: HOUSTON’S HOUSING CRISIS
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
James Blue's inquiry into the degradation of Houston’s housing that takes him to landlords, impoverished tenants, and real-estate offices.
Wed, Jan 26 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 27 - Feb 1
Streaming Live
WHO KILLED THE FOURTH WARD?
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Ed Hugetz, Co-Producer
A nonfiction murder mystery about the destruction of a community — namely, the titular epicenter of Black Houston.
Thu, Jan 27 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 28-31
STAFF PICK'S: KIM'S VIDEO
Streaming Live
THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
Directed by Michael Powell
Introduced by Ralph McKay
Michael Powell's deeply personal first feature, loosely based on the evacuation of the Scottish archipelago of St Kilda.
Fri, Jan 28 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 29 - Feb 10
Streaming Live
RETURN TO THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
Directed by Michael Powell
Introduced by Ralph McKay
In this 1978 short, director Michael Powell revisits the Scottish island of Foula to talk about the making of The Edge of the World forty years prior.
Fri, Jan 28 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 29 - Feb 10
Streaming Live
AT THE VIDEO STORE
Directed by James Westby
Introduced by Director James Westby
A melic ode to brick-and-mortar, behind-the-counter culture, and the slowly disappearing video store.
Thu, Feb 3 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Feb 4-17
IN THE STREETS
Streaming Live
INQUIRING NUNS
Directed by Gordon Quinn and Jerry Temaner
Introduced by Gordon Quinn
A time capsule of a city and a nation on the brink, struggling to negotiate domestic unrest at home and a catastrophic quagmire in Vietnam.
Tue, Feb 1 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Feb 2-14
Streaming
FUTURA
Directed by Pietro Marcello, Francesco Munzi, Alice Rohrwacher
A poignant picture of the precarity of youth facing incredible new pressures, but also of youth’s extraordinary resilience.
Coming Fri, Jan 28Available Jan 28 - Feb 10
COMING SOON
Streaming Live
PARIS AT DAWN + AMAL
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
Two short documentary works from James Blue made during the filmmakers formative years in Paris.
Sun, Jan 23 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 24-29
Streaming Live
USIA SHORTS PROGRAM
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
Blue’s “Columbian Trilogy” describes the operations of John F. Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress in the Latin American country.
Mon, Jan 24 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 25-30
Streaming Live
A FEW NOTES ON OUR FOOD PROBLEM + KENYA BORAN
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
James Blue’s first film in color and his last for the USIA, nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
Tue, Jan 25 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 26-31
Streaming Live
THE INVISIBLE CITY: HOUSTON’S HOUSING CRISIS
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Richard Blue and Richard Herskowitz
James Blue's inquiry into the degradation of Houston’s housing that takes him to landlords, impoverished tenants, and real-estate offices.
Wed, Jan 26 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 27 - Feb 1
Streaming Live
WHO KILLED THE FOURTH WARD?
Directed by James Blue
Introduced by Ed Hugetz, Co-Producer
A nonfiction murder mystery about the destruction of a community — namely, the titular epicenter of Black Houston.
Thu, Jan 27 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 28-31
Streaming Live
THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
Directed by Michael Powell
Introduced by Ralph McKay
Michael Powell's deeply personal first feature, loosely based on the evacuation of the Scottish archipelago of St Kilda.
Fri, Jan 28 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 29 - Feb 10
Streaming Live
RETURN TO THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
Directed by Michael Powell
Introduced by Ralph McKay
In this 1978 short, director Michael Powell revisits the Scottish island of Foula to talk about the making of The Edge of the World forty years prior.
Fri, Jan 28 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Jan 29 - Feb 10
Streaming
FUTURA
Directed by Pietro Marcello, Francesco Munzi, Alice Rohrwacher
A poignant picture of the precarity of youth facing incredible new pressures, but also of youth’s extraordinary resilience.
Coming Fri, Jan 28Available Jan 28 - Feb 10
Streaming Live
AT THE VIDEO STORE
Directed by James Westby
Introduced by Director James Westby
A melic ode to brick-and-mortar, behind-the-counter culture, and the slowly disappearing video store.
Thu, Feb 3 • 8:00PM EST
Available On Demand
Feb 4-17
THE METROGRAPH PICTURES LIBRARY
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DOWNTOWN 81
Directed by EDO BERTIGLIO
FOUR ADVENTURES OF REINETTE AND MIRABELLE
Directed by ÉRIC ROHMER
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