Previously at the Wellington Film Society: a short deconstruction of John Schlesinger’s British classic.

Previously at the Auckland Film Society: Losey and Pinter’s second film together makes a case for the pair as the most underrated collaborators in modern cinema.

Previously at the Auckland Film Society: Losey and Pinter’s masterful first collaboration.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: a tale of creative and romantic liberation from Bengali master Satyajit Ray.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: Satyajit Ray’s powerful working-class family drama set in his native Calcutta.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: encapsulating Erich Maria Remarque’s resonant anti-war message.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: the desperate living of Douglas Sirk’s bleak Faulkner adaptation.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: love doesn’t conquer all in Douglas Sirk’s superlative Hollywood melodrama.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: with Leos Carax’s latest, there’s life in cinema yet.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: the radical cinema of Shirley Clarke.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: an unflinching portrait of an Australian community.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: Louis Malle’s swansong through the world of Chekhov.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: Louis Malle’s one-of-a-kind surrealist experiment.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: Howard Hawks’s riot act.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: part one of the Nicholas Roeg season.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: Louis Malle’s looney Parisian romp, and the carnage beneath its silly surface.

Previously at the Wellington Film Society: G.W. Pabst’s Weimar Republic landmark accompanied by the Joyless Orchestra.