What are you watching tonight?

Grieving children in underground worlds. Two films about kids who dig through the earth to find the people they lost above it.

Ghibli's artistic extremes. Two films that show the full range of what hand-drawn animation can achieve.

Boys who see dead people. Two films about children whose supernatural sight is the only thing standing between the living and the lost.

Steampunk Paris and the power of invention. Two films about children who believe that machines can unlock the secrets of the human heart.

Women wielding sexuality as weapon. Two thrillers about women who outmaneuver every man in the room.

FBI versus methodical killers. Two films that set the standard for every serial killer thriller that followed.

Storytelling as revenge. Two films about spouses who use fiction as the most devastating weapon in a marriage.

Chasing serial killers. Two films about the maddening difference between knowing who the killer is and being able to stop them.

Childhood reconstructed. Two films about the texture of growing up, told from opposite ends of time.

Reality bending, genre defying, absolutely unhinged.

Men who want to die. Two films about despair that take opposite approaches and somehow both arrive at the same fragile hope.

Communities without futures. Two marathon films about people who keep going not because they believe things will improve but because they do not know how to stop.