Though this documentary seems to center on the Mardi Gras celebrations in Mobile, Alabama, THE ORDER OF MYTHS actually focuses on the segregated nature of those events and the still pervasive racism in the Southern city. Margaret Brown, the filmmaker behind BE HERE TO LOVE ME: A FILM ABOUT TOWNES VAN ZANDT, directs this revealing film.
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A gay prostitute (Lee Young-Hoon) and his client (Lee Han) find love for a short time in this film from South Korea. This tragic romance is the first film from director Leesong Hee-il.
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Fans of the intelligent, oenophile humor of SIDEWAYS will find much to like in this Sundance favorite based on a true story. It’s 1976, and a British man in Paris (Alan Rickman) is looking for a way to boost sales at his failing wine shop. But his discovery of an impressive vintage from California might change more than just the fate of his business in this film that also stars Chris Pine, Bill Pullman, and Freddy Rodriguez.
A photographer (ALIAS’s Bradley Cooper) gets far more than he imagines when he tries to capture the grit and grime of the city. While taking pictures of the subway, he encounters Mahogany (Vinnie Jones, SNATCH), a vicious killer who preys on subway riders. Ryuhei Kitamura (VERSUS) directs this adaptation of a Clive Barker short story.
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It’s 1966, and the only thing that excites 12-year-old British boy Bernie more than his upcoming Bar Mitzvah is the World Cup. But when England wins their way into the finals–which just happen to be on the day of his Bar Mitzvah–Bernie begins to worry about his party. Directed by Paul Weiland (MADE OF HONOR), SIXTY SIX stars Helena Bonham Carter and Stephen Rea.
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