Genre: Comedy
Bye Bye Germany
Directed by Sam Garbarski
Garbarski’s film offers a humorous and moving look at Jewish life in postwar Germany. Frankfurt, 1946: David Bermann is a …
California Split
Directed by Robert Altman
Pro gambler Charlie (Elliot Gould) and novice Bill (George Segal) form a unique bond in Robert Altman’s New Hollywood ode …
Camera Shy
Directed by Mark Sawers
Larry (Nicolas Wright) is an unprincipled city councilman who doesn’t mind a little fraud and infidelity if it advances his …
Camouflage
Directed by Krzysztof Zanussi
Versed in philosophy and physics, renowned writer-director Krzysztof Zanussi injects wit and humor into his acerbic portrait of conformity. In …
Carmen from Kawachi
Directed by Seijun Suzuki
A 1960s riff on the opera Carmen (including a rock version of its famous aria “Habanero”), this picaresque tale sends …
Cemetery of Splendour
Directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul
A hypnotic cinematic dreamscape unfolds in Thai master Weerasethakul’s new film, in which soldiers with a mysterious sleeping sickness are …
Champagne
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
CHAMPAGNE stars the bubbly Betty Balfour as a frivolous flapper whose millionaire father looks to teach her a lesson in …
Charade
Directed by Stanley Donen
Legendary director Stanley Donen takes on the Hitchcockian thriller (of sorts) with the madcap Charade, starring Audrey Hepburn and Cary …
Chevalier
Directed by Athina Rachel Tsangari
“While on a fishing trip in the Aegean Sea, six men decide to play Chevalier, a game that measures every …
Childhood Machine
Directed by Sean Whiteman, Christof Whiteman
Filmmaking siblings the Whiteman brothers’ off-center comedic style takes flight in this story of a brilliant and enigmatic inventor with …
Christmas in Connecticut
Directed by Peter Godfrey
Released shortly before the end of World War II, this hearty, charming Warners rom-com asks: To what lengths should one …
City Lights
Directed by Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin, neverendingly empathetic to his characters—and thus to their real-world counterparts, usually the poor and downtrodden of American society—crafted perhaps …