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Winner of the Golden Bear for Best Film at the 2023 Berlin Film Festival, this deeply compassionate new feature from veteran documentarian Nicholas Philibert follows the dedicated caretakers and patients who populate the Adamant, a barge in central Paris that serves as a day care facility for neurodivergent adults.
Freely adapted from the myth of Oedipus, this enigmatic, visually ravishing tale of love and loss from acclaimed German filmmaker Angela Schanelec earned the Silver Bear for Best Screenplay at the 2023 Berlin Film Festival. Music screens in a special one-night-only presentation as part of Museum Films' Art-House Expanded series.
Filmed with a 360-degree camera, Eduardo Williams' dazzling experimental feature follows three groups of friends from Sri Lanka, Taiwan, and Peru through a shapeshifting global landscape that blurs spatial, linguistic, and conceptual boundaries. The Human Surge 3 screens in a special one-night-only presentation as part of Museum Films' Art-House Expanded series.
Edith Head won a pair of Costume Design Oscars at the 23rd Academy Awards held in 1951, one for the black-and-white drama All About Eve, and another for Cecil B. DeMille's lavish, technicolor biblical extravaganza, which stars Victor Mature as Old Testament strongman Samson, and Hedy Lamarr as the fiery seductress Delilah.
Nominated for a record-setting 14 Oscars at the 23rd Academy Awards, where Edith Head won two trophies for black-and-white and color costume design, Joseph L. Mankiewicz's iconic showbiz drama stars Anne Baxter as Eve Harrington, an up-and-coming ingénue who infiltrates the professional and romantic inner circle of aging Broadway star Margo Channing (Bette Davis).
Regarded as one of the greatest movies ever made about Hollywood, Billy Wilder's Oscar-winning fusion of noir, dark comedy, and tragic character study stars William Holden as a washed-up screenwriter who enters into a deadly relationship with an aging silent film actress (Gloria Swanson) desperate for a comeback.