Crashing into the 60sBased on Harper Lee's cherished novel, this faithful adaptation maintains its power to stir the emotions with its often heart-breaking story and lovely cinematography.

From the Camera NegDinner at Eight deftly juggles several storylines featuring an A-list cast of M-G-M stars who take turns navigating life’s crises with hope, chutzpah, and acid-tongued one-liners.

Hitchcock 125Johnny Jones (Joel McCrea) is sent to Europe by his newspaper editor to get the real story behind the approaching Nazi conflict. Contacting a Dutch diplomat who has memorized a key clause in the Allied peace treaty, Jones is thrust into international intrigue as the enemy closes in.

Wake Up!: The Cinema of Spike LeePierre Delacroix (Damon Wayans) is a television writer at the dawn of the millennium. Overworked and frustrated, Pierre believes that the internet, home video, and the rise of the internet have hurt the popularity of his chosen medium. Castigated by his boss, Pierre decides to create a show so offensive and racist that the network will reconsider what they find entertaining. Pierre is shocked that his show, Mantan: The New Millennium Minstrel Show, is an immediate success, but he rides this new wave of success and defends the show as satire

Nitrate Picture Show The Festival will kick off with a screening of a tinted nitrate print of D.W. Griffith’s silent masterpiece.

From the Camera Neg | Member Movie Night Director Josef von Sternberg tackles Fyodor Dostoevsky’s nihilist novel in sound for the first time.

Nitrate Picture Show NPS presents an eclectic mix of short films preserved on Nitrate stock

Nitrate Picture Show Max Ophüls uses a melodramatic plot to condemn and ridicule politics.

Nitrate Picture Show Painfully hilarious, Wyler directs a Preston Sturges script with a young Margaret Sullavan.

Nitrate Picture Show Legendary in Japan but rarely seen elsewhere, Oba captures the state of post-war Japan.

Nitrate Picture Show See Barbara Stanwyck's Oscar-nominated performance in the King Vidor masterpiece.

Nitrate Picture Show NPS presents two medium-length films.

Nitrate Picture Show To recognize our common humanity is the challenge posed by the War Trilogy, and Germany Year Zero is a fitting conclusion to one of Italy’s greatest cinematic achievements.

Nitrate Picture Show Producer Arthur Freed intended to make Meet Me in St. Louis “the most delightful piece of Americana ever”.

Nitrate Picture Show This film, based on a Bertolt Brecht play, is one of Pabst's finest achievements.