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Freely adapted by writer-director Sally Potter from Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel, the movie attempts nothing less than the deconstruction of Western civilization’s patriarchal underpinnings, with Tilda Swinton as the title character who appears in nearly every shot.

A young boy who’s separated from his family spends time in a dilapidated hotel in this Depression-era drama. Soderbergh’s film is a lyrical piece of well-crafted passion that doesn’t shirk the bleak realities of the time

Regarded by many as Ford’s masterpiece and one of the greatest films of all time, this John Wayne Western is a meditation on survival, the loss of faith, and the death of heroes.

This movie about those most unlikely of sports heroes – the Jamaican Olympic bobsled team – is often silly but almost never funny.