Dogtooth deters and disturbs.

The Sun checks out Ghost Town, a documentary about rural life in China, at Cornell Cinema.

Alex Bankoff gives his take on Tiny Furniture's portrayal of post-collegiate lethargy.

Celeste Gonzalez checks out Night Catches Us at Cornell Cinema.

Graham Corrigan discusses God of Love, the Oscar-nominated short film, with its producer, alumni Ryan Silbert '02.

Graham Corrigan sits down with Oscar-nominated animator Bill Plympton to discuss his latest film, Idiots and Angels, as well as his collaboration with music legend Tom Waits.

Mark Hogancamp recreates his life in his own backyard.

Two documentaries about the Berlin Wall, one about Tilda Swinton's biking and one about the multiplicity of rabbits by the Wall, showcase different sides of this historic issue.

1985’s Ran, written and directed by famed Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, is one of the last films to be shown this semester as part of the Cinema’s Kurosawa Centennial series. This is fitting, as it was one of Kurosawa’s last films, and is often hailed as his masterpiece.

For its valiant honesty and aching beauty, The Milk of Sorrow is worth the heartbreak.