Isabella Rossellini

A college kid stumbles across a bizarre mystery lurking beneath his hometown's picture-postcard veneer and wants to know more—perhaps too much more.

Returned home to his long-estranged mother upon a request from her deathbed, a man raised by his parents in an orphanage has to confront the childhood memories that have long haunted him.

Isabella Rosellini stars as a woman who announces a competition to determine the saddest music on earth. As musicians vie for the $25,000 prize, the world listens in on the radio.

Anchovy orgies, sadomasochistic snails, and hermaphrodite worms -- Isabella Rossellini reveals the wacky, kinky, confounding mating rituals of insects and marine life in this blissfully bonkers, utterly singular short-film series. With brightly colored costumes and paper puppets, Rossellini acts out a panoply of reproductive oddities: the praying mantis that consumes its partner while copulating, the male bee who loses his penis in the act, and the shrimp that shimmies seductively out of its shell before getting it on. Part nature documentary, part DIY cartoon, Green Porno is a cheekily hilarious, gonzo zoology lesson propelled by Rossellini's irrepressible charisma.

Isabella Rossellini guides us through stories of myth, eros, and everyday life in one of the world’s most famous and mysterious archaeological places.

A SEASON WITH ISABELLA ROSSELLINI catches up with the celebrated actor, model, animal-behavior expert, and all-around creative force as she is turning seventy, facing life with the same spirited curiosity and playfulness that have sustained her singular career across decades. Following her at work—on the set of Alice Rohrwacher’s film LA CHIMERA and rehearsing her own new play, “Darwin’s Smile”—and at home on Long Island, surrounded by her herds of sheep and goats, the film shows Rossellini at home in multiple worlds: a cosmopolitan European with a rich family history and an American pioneer with a twenty-eight-acre sustainable farm.

Isabella Rossellini goes back to biblical times and visits Noah’s Ark. How did Noah manage to organize every single animal species into couples? What about the hermaphrodite earthworm?

Cousins-by-marriage pretend to be lovers in order to punish their philandering spouses.

A wildly entertaining portrait of Helmut Newton, the trailblazing photographer who had a defining impact on the world of fashion. One of the great masters of photography, Helmut Newton's unique and striking way of depicting women has always posed the question: did he empower his subjects or treat them as sexual objects?

In a magical land, a young girl battles her father's evil twin and his shape-shifting henchman, who rules while her father is away at war.

When Tim Madden wakes up from a memory-erasing drinking binge, he learns that it'll take more than a day to recover after finding blood in his car.

The memoirs of Brantôme, published in 1740, certainly gave an admirable picture of the general court-life of the time, with its unblushing and undisguised profligacy. There is not an homme illustre or a dame galante in all his gallery of portraits who hasn't engaged in what Medieval Christian prescriptions as well as the Victorian society would regard as sexual immorality; and yet the whole is narrated with the most complete unconsciousness that there is anything objectionable in their conduct.

Marcel is a tiny shell who ekes out a colorful existence with his grandmother, Connie. When an Airbnb guest discovers them, the film he posts online brings Marcel millions of fans and a new hope at finding the rest of his long-lost family.

Two Italian brothers hope to save their floundering restaurant by preparing a feast for bandleader Louis Prima.

A charismatic but troubled man guides his 16-year-old nephew through New York City's nightlife for an all-night crash course in the art of seduction.

The seductive true story of Virginia Woolf's love affair with socialite Vita Sackville-West, who inspired one of Woolf's greatest works of literature.

A struggle with potential consequences for all erupts after an activist exposes the dangers of the building an architect designed that she lives in.

Following the death of the Pope, the reluctant Cardinal Lawrence is tasked with overseeing the group of Cardinals from across the globe that make up the Conclave; those responsible for selecting a new leader for the Church.