Jim Jarmusch

Interviews with former members of the Ravenite Social Club, a clique of artists who lived alongside one of the most prolific mafia networks in 1980s New York, and who offer a vivid insight into a city's colourful past.

A personal, intimate documentary from Susan Ray, Don’t Expect Too Much tells the inside story on one of Hollywood’s greatest and most iconic directors: the inimitable auteur Nicholas Ray. Full of juicy revelations, it also features a roster of talking heads including Jim Jarmusch and Victor Erice!

Traces the history of the LA-based Z Channel, one of the first pay cable stations in the United States, and its programming chief, Jerry Harvey.

Visit the last remaining shop in the heart of what was once bohemian Greenwich Village that has resisted gentrification by the nouveau riche.

A portrait of groundbreaking cinematographer Robby Müller, this film essay intertwines archival footage with excerpts from his expansive body of work.

A look at the life of Jonathan Shaw, a tattoo artist to stars and punk legends who let go of his own celebrity lifestyle to escape his vicious cycles.

Dive into the early years of the artist’s life, including some of his never-before-seen work, personal writings, and portraits of New York in the 70s.

Louis Sarno spends 25 years recording over 1,000 hours BaAka music. When he returns to the United States with his pygmy son, he realises he is not part of the globalized world any more.

This insightful look at the so-called Hollywood Indian explores the portrayal of North American indigenous peoples through a century of cinema.