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- Poisoned by Polonium
- Lady Chatterley
- In Between Days
- Crossing the Line
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- Falling
- Old Joy
- In The Pit
- Romantico
- Look Both Ways
- Psychopathia Sexualis
- Pandora's Box
- Iron Island
- President's Last Bang
- The Overture
- A State of Mind
- Happily Ever After
- Or
- Watermarks
- The Ninth Day
- The Rider Named Death
- A Talking Picture
- Untold Scandal
- Days of Being Wild
- Alila
- Free Radicals
- The Return
- Blind Shaft
- Hell's Highway
- Love the Hard Way
- Chi-hwa-seon
- Amen
- Take Care of My Cat
- Kedma
- Metropolis
- Ayurveda
- The Cherry Orchard
- The Piano Teacher
- Time Of Favor
- The Blue Angel
- Tell Me Something
- The Killiam Collection
Kino has been distributing specialized (art-house and foreign-language titles) film since 1977. We continue our over 30-year tradition of providing the best of classic and world cinema to American audiences.
Coming Feburary 2010
Ajami
A powerful crime drama set on the mean streets of Jaffa's Ajami neighborhood - a melting pot of cultures and conflicting views among Jews, Muslims and Christians. Israel's submission for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film, coming soon to select cities nationwide.
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The Vanished Empire
Set during the first half of the 1970s, The Vanished Empire depicts a love triangle between two young men and a girl who study at the same Moscow university. As they argue, make up, and face their first disappointments and victories, the country they love undergoes irreversible changes. The latest film by celebrated Russian filmmaker Karen Shakhnazarov (Zero City, Jazzman) is a cinematic love letter to a unique moment in the lives of the Soviet youth.
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Laila's Birthday
The best film yet from acclaimed Palestinian writer-director Rashid Masharawai (WAITING, CURFEW), LAILA’S BIRTHDAY is a wry, comedic vignette tracing a day in the life of an experienced judge-turned-taxi driver, a portrait of ordinary people living in impossible circumstances in contemporary Ramallah.
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Harvard Beats Yale 29-29
An extraordinary retelling of one of the most famous college football games in history, Kevin Rafferty’s HARVARD BEATS YALE 29-29 combines rare footage of the wildly unpredictable 1968 game with unguarded, politically-charged recollections from the original players.
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