As the sadistic Pinkie, Richard Attenborough masterfully brings the unique menace of a sharply dressed, soft-spoken British gangster to life. Pinkie’s murderous self-preservation is laid…
Right on time for February school break, join us for a special FREE encore screening of Kid Flicks II! The New York International Children’s Film…
A psychopath forces a tennis star to comply with his theory that two strangers can get away with murder… Strangers on a Train is a 1951…
Hitchcock’s first Oscar-winning American film, Rebecca stars Joan Fontaine as a young woman who marries the aristocratic widower Maxim de Winter (played by Laurence Olivier).…
The New York Independent Children’s Film Festival is back at SPACE! Catch the best short films of 2019 from Japan, Finland, India, South Korea, Russia,…
Transgender wrestler Mack Beggs broke records and changed history by winning the Texas state titles two years in a row. Now the sports champion, national…
Dark and expressionistic, Fritz Lang’s M is about a terrorized city and a plump little man with wide eyes (a young Peter Lorre, in his…
A tour-de-force for director Alfred Hitchcock and his editor wife Alma Hitchcock, Psycho lives within the zeitgeist of 1950’s America. The most shocking film its…
A quiet drama about an apathetic pair of siblings who still live in their childhood neighborhood in L.A.’s Koreatown. Ms. Purple is an inside peek…
Local stories meet the rapid flux of Globalization in post-industrial Ohio, where a Chinese billionaire re-opens a shuttered General Motors plant. This film investigates the…