Jules and Jim
François Truffaut’s classic embodies the bold experimentation that has defined the French New Wave, while also telling a very real and touching story about young love.
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The Conversation
Wait, did you hear that? Of course you did, but only because they wanted you to. The importance of sound in film has never been more exemplified than in Coppola’s “The Conversation.”
Breathless
Godard’s innovative and seminal film perfectly captures the essence of La Nouvelle Vague.
Star Wars
Spawning one of the most endearing film franchises of all time, George Lucas’s original Star Wars film pleasantly shocked critics and audiences alike when it hit screens in the 70s.
2001: A Space Odyssey
Spectacle or enigma? “2001: A Space Odyssey” is the monolith of science fiction films, sealing Kubrick’s legacy as cinema’s master.
Apocalypse Now
A cinematic masterpiece that deftly explores the psychological effects of war.
The Graduate
Here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson, for helping define the era of New Hollywood.
My Life in Sourdough
A web series that takes food selfies to a whole ‘nother level.
Game of Thrones
No other show breaks as many unwritten rules of storytelling, and like its most devious characters, “Game of Thrones” gets away with it.
The Godfather
Few other films demonstrate the full scope of cinematic storytelling. Francis Ford Coppola’s epic saga made street thugs into flawed kings.
Raging Bull
Martin Scorsese used every cinematic tool available to portray Jake LaMotta’s dominance in the ring and the tragedy of his personal life.
The Black Stallion
If you think “The Black Stallion” is just a movie for kids, think again.