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Classic Archive: Great Opera Singers
In Theaters 2006|Rated NR
Opera lovers will shout "Bravo!" after they sample this ear-pleasing smattering of great European vocalists of the 20th century, including Gundula Janowitz, Rita Streich, Tito Gobbi, Boris Christoff … More
Reunion in France
In Theaters 1942|Rated NR
Michelle (Joan Crawford) is a well-to-do Parisian who thinks little of the war raging in Europe -- that is, until the Nazis overtake her home and put it under surveillance. When she discovers downed … More
Exiles
In Theaters 2004|Rated NR
In this French drama, two Parisian lovers (Romain Duris and Lubna Azabal) decide to move to Algeria and reconnect with their roots. They travel slowly, moving across three countries by foot, train … More
The Truth (1960)
In Theaters 1960|Rated NR
A naive woman named Dominique moves to Paris and enters into an obsessive relationship with a handsome composer and conductor. When he ends up dead, the trial that follows focuses as much on … More
The Witnesses
In Theaters 2007|Rated NR
This compelling drama from André Téchiné looks back at a time when the AIDS epidemic was just becoming a reality. It's 1984, and the people of Paris have no idea how much their lives are about to … More
Rush Hour 3
In Theaters 2007|Rated PG-13
Quick-fisted Det. Lee (Jackie Chan) and loudmouthed Det. Carter (Chris Tucker) -- an admitted odd couple -- team up again and head to Paris to protect a tattooed French woman (Noémie Lenoir) who … More
Terence Blanchard: Flow: Living in the Stream of Music
In Theaters 2005|Rated NR
Performing in sold-out shows across the world, composer-trumpeter Terence Blanchard and his jazz ensemble share their smooth melodic sound in this mesmerizing blend of concert footage and tour … More
Dark Portals: The Chronicles of Vidocq
In Theaters 2006|Rated R
The famous detective Vidocq has disappeared in 19th-century Paris. When Vidocq's dedicated but inexperienced assistant, Etienne, searches the city's underground for his mentor, it becomes unclear … More
Join Us
In Theaters 2007|Rated NR
Filmmaker Ondi Timoner's fascinating exploration of the psychological impact of cults traces an unexpected group -- a small Christian church in South Carolina. Realizing their minister has an … More
Mondrian: From Naturalism to Abstraction
In Theaters 1988|Rated NR
Follow the evolution of artist and philosopher Piet Mondrian from his early naturalistic efforts to his famed abstract compositions. The Dutch artist's works are examined here in detail, with … More
Brand / A Doll's House
In Theaters 1959|Rated NR
The BBC presents two Henrik Ibsen plays. Patrick McGoohan stars as Brand, a priest devoted to the Old Testament who sees immorality in compromise. As he observes his parishioners, however, he … More
Would I Lie to You
In Theaters 1997|Rated NR
In this hit French comedy, jobless loner Eddie Vuibert (Richard Anconina) gets a lucky break when a rich Jewish entrepreneur mistakes him for a Jew and gives him a sweet job in the Parisian fashion … More
The Bourne Ultimatum
In Theaters 2007|Rated PG-13
Matt Damon returns as trained assassin Jason Bourne in this third film based on Robert Ludlum's best-selling novels. This time around, Bourne travels the globe on a quest to reconstruct his past -- … More
Brahms: Tragic Overture
In Theaters 1959|Rated NR
Legendary French conductor Pierre Monteux enjoyed a long relationship with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, but this 1959 concert is the only one ever captured on film. In addition to Brahms's "Tragic" … More
My Best Friend
In Theaters 2007|Rated PG-13
So single-minded is antiques dealer François Coste (Daniel Auteuil) that he's failed to make a single friend over the years -- a point his business partner (Julie Gayet) is willing to wager on. With … More
Stars of the Russian Ballet
In Theaters 1953|Rated NR
In this classic 1953 compilation, Russian ballet legends Maya Plisetskaya and Galina Ulanova team up for Boris Asafyev's "The Fountain of Bakhchisaray," and Plisetskaya shines in highlights from … More
Gato Barbieri: Live from the Latin Quarter
In Theaters 2001|Rated NR
Argentine musician Gato Barbieri is one of the world's most revered jazz saxophone players, and this film captures him in a live concert performance at New York City's Latin Quarter nightclub in 1999.… More
Triple Agent
In Theaters 2004|Rated NR
Loosely based on real events and helmed by French new wave director Eric Rohmer, this nuanced drama tinged with Hitchcockian overtones is set in 1930s Paris amid political turmoil on all fronts. When … More
Roland Petit: Clavigo
In Theaters 1999|Rated NR
The Opéra National de Paris performs Roland Petit's avant-garde ballet adaptation of Goethe's play about a man struggling with matters of the heart. Clavigo (Nicolas Le Riche) is persuaded to stray … More
The Long Absence
In Theaters 1961|Rated NR
Parisian café owner Therese (Alida Valli) still feels a deep loneliness 16 years after her husband vanishes. When a tramp (Georges Wilson, in a BAFTA-nominated performance) wanders by humming a … More

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