Long held from release for myriad technical and legal reasons, this thrilling concert film of Aretha Franklin at the peak of her powers—a return to gospel recorded in L.A.’s Temple Missionary Baptist Church—has remained unseen and unfinished for 47 years. Until now.

We’re back at it again with another pizza and a movie 90’s blassic! F. Gary Gray’s (the director of Friday) SET IT OFF breaks the mold of traditional heist films by having four strong female protagonists with an unbreakable bond.

Spend the night cruising around small town Northern California with a group of teenagers as they revel in their youth, great music and the fleeting freedom of summer.

Cassavetes's jazz-scored improvisational film explores interracial friendships and relationships in 50s’ Beat Generation era New York City. Featuring music by Charles Mingus and Shafi Hadi.

Part documentary, part concert film, part fever dream, this new film from master filmmaker Martin Scorsese captures the troubled spirit of America in 1975 and the joyous music that Bob Dylan performed during the fall of that year. A very special Tuesday edition of Music City Mondays.

Created from a combination of Luciano Pavarotti’s genre-redefining performances with never-before-seen footage, the film gives audiences around the world a stunningly intimate portrait of the most beloved opera singer of all time.

Recent college graduate Stefan hitchhikes from Germany to Paris where he meets Estelle, an enigmatic, free-spirited American. He chases her to Ibiza where she introduces him to an idyllic island lifestyle that quickly disintegrates with the introduction of heroin.

Co-written by Bob Rafelson and Jack Nicholson during a substance-fueled brainstorming session with The Monkees, HEAD is a uniquely American anti-war satire, juxtaposing the quartet’s endearing levity against the dark heart of the Vietnam War.