The Stunt Man

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|Cameron (Steve Railsback, Lifeforce) is a man who finds himself unmoored from American life: recently returned from Vietnam, he is now a drifter on the run from the law. While evading police, he stumbles upon the filming of a World War I movie helmed by the megalomaniacal Eli Cross (Peter O’Toole, Lawrence of Arabia). When Cameron discovers that he bears a striking resemblance to the lead actor, he hatches a plan: to hide from his potential captors by disguising himself as a stunt double and agreeing to perform a series of increasingly dangerous stunts.

But nothing is what it first seems on an Eli Cross set, and as illusion and make-believe start to bleed into one another, Cameron finds himself locked in a battle of wits with a possibly insane genius, and in danger of becoming unmoored not just from society, but from reality itself… 


Newly restored in 4K, The Stunt Man was a critical smash that suffered from distribution issues on its original release in 1980 - it was nevertheless nominated for three Academy Awards, including Best Director for Richard Rush, and has earned a reputation as one of the most beloved cult films of all time. Featuring one of Peter O’Toole’s greatest performances, and enough action-packed mayhem to power several blockbusters, The Stunt Man is - to use the words of Eli Cross - pure movie magic.

Shaun Ross

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|Say It Out Loud, from Shaun Ross.

Departures

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|It’s instant chemistry when Benji encounters Jake at an airport departures gate. Their on-going relationship unfolds through intimate trips to Amsterdam, revealing a complex power dynamic. Inspired by true life events, what begins as thrilling monthly getaway unravels into a relationship of inconvenience. The only for Benji to move forward, is to go back...

James Bambu x Durand Bernarr

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|Antidote, new music + visual from James Bambu x Durand Bernarr.

Plainclothes

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|Writer-director Carmen Emmi handcuffs obsession to power in this confident debut set in ‘90s New York, detecting erotic fixations in homophobic policing. With one furtive eye on William Friedkin’s cult classic Cruising (1980), Plainclothes searches fuzzy videotape surveillance footage for forbidden desire.

Tony Tacheny

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|Terraform, from Tony Tacheny.

Vampire Circus

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|Scanned from the original 35mm negative by Imprint Films, this stunning 4K UHD global debut takes us under the big top in a small village in 19th-century Europe, where quarantineed villagers look to take their minds off the plague with some carnival fun.

Unbeknownst to them, however, the leader of the troupe is hell-bent on revenge and intent on resurrecting a vampire.

Julian King

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|Hoodie, new music + visual from Julian King.

Johnny Huynh

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|Bleed My Love, from Johnny Huynh.

 
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