What are you watching tonight?

Crime comedy mosaics. Two films about criminals, coincidences, and conversations that became cultural touchstones.

Political satire that aged too well. We should be worried.

The world is ending and nobody cares. Two satires about willful ignorance served with celebrity-filled rage.

True stories of shameless ambition. Two films about real people who refused to take responsibility for anything.

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.

Rule-breakers who changed cinema. Two films that blew up the old way of making movies and dared you to keep up.

New England grief. Two films about quiet places where the most devastating things happen.

Meticulous visual love stories. Two films where every frame is composed with the precision of a jeweler.

Retired killers provoked. Two films about men you should never have pushed, starring actors who make violence look effortless.

Cop and criminal, intertwined. Two films about men on opposite sides who understand each other perfectly.

Gladiator double bill. Two films about men who fight in the arena separated by two decades and one legacy.

Southeast Asian martial arts. Two films that brought new fighting styles to the world stage and broke every bone doing it.