A look at György Pálfi’s Hen, an unusual independent film that uses the journey of a chicken to explore migration, violence, and contemporary life in Greece.

A look at the Arriflex 35BL, the quiet 35mm camera that gave filmmakers like Kubrick, Scorsese, and Herzog new freedom to move the camera and helped shape some of cinema’s most memorable images.

Laura Poitras’ All the Beauty and the Bloodshed connects Nan Goldin’s photography, personal history, addiction, and activism against the Sackler family in a documentary that is powerful, intimate, and occasionally too eager to make its case.