What are you watching tonight?

Disney identity disguises. Two films about young people who lie about who they are and discover the truth is better.

Actresses lost in their own legends. Two films about women who cannot separate who they were on screen from who they are.

Children chasing floating worlds. Two 1980s films about the kind of adventure storytelling that does not exist anymore.

A lizard in Chinatown. Two films about water, power, and corruption in the American West, separated by forty years and a species.

Weerasethakul's supernatural Thailand. Two films that exist between waking and dreaming, between the living and the dead, in a space only Thai cinema seems to access.

Innocence corrupted by history. Two films about children who are destroyed by the political violence of their eras.

Korean class dynamics. Two films about the violence that hides inside houses where power is unequal.

The cycle of existence. Two films that use images instead of words to show you the entire sweep of life, death, and renewal.

Austen and her mirror. Two films about the woman who understood love better than anyone and the characters she created to prove it.

Hitchcock romance and suspicion. Two films about falling in love with someone you are not entirely sure you should trust.

Falling for someone out of your league. Two films about love that should not work but absolutely does.

Safe versus passionate love. Two films about women who must choose between the life they are expected to live and the one they want.