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Who is Henry Jaglom?

by Alex Rubin, Jeremy Workman

Premiere: July 8, 1997

Obsessively confusing and abusing the lines between life and art, writer-director Henry Jaglom challenges the boundaries of filmmaking and viewer endurance.

Hearts of Darkness

by Fax Bahr, George Hickenlooper

Premiere: July 26, 1994

Francis Ford Coppola nearly lost his fortune — and his sanity — making Apocalypse Now. Martin Sheen nearly lost his life. A celebrated behind-the-scenes look at Coppola's struggle to finish his epic film — from cajoling an irascible Marlon Brando to negotiating shots amid hurricanes and a Filipino rebel war.

The Women Next Door

by Michal Aviad

Premiere: August 24, 1993

Personal perspectives on both sides of the camera are revealed when Michal Avaid, directing a three-woman Israeli/Palestinian film crew, travels throughout the West Bank to collect women's stories.