L.A. Plays Itself (1972) dir. Fred Halsted *L.A. Plays Itself* is an influential and controversial avant-garde adult film directed by Fred Halsted. The film explores the darker, hidden side of Los Angeles, portraying the city's complex relationship with identity, desire, and voyeurism through explicit and stylized image... See more

How "La Haine," a French film set in the gritty outskirts of Paris, creates a narrative that strikes a resounding connection with the youth, including that of the UK The film delves deep into the existential crises of three friends, Vinz, Hubert, and Saïd, trapped in an concrete jungle defined by decay and societal negl... See more