The Wolfpack
July 2015
The subjects of Crystal Moselle’s award-winning 2015 documentary show off their voracious appetite for cinema, saluting films by everyone from Stan Brakhage to Jean Renoir to Alex Cox to Wes Anderson.
24 picks
Picks (24)
Following
Christopher Nolan
1999 • United Kingdom • 1h 9m
Rushmore
Wes Anderson
1998 • United States • 1h 33m
Unavailable
Burden of Dreams
Les Blank
1982 • United States • 1h 37m
Eraserhead
David Lynch
1977 • United States • 1h 29m
Hamlet
Laurence Olivier
1948 • United Kingdom • 2h 33m
M
Fritz Lang
1931 • Germany
Days of Heaven
Terrence Malick
1978 • United States • 1h 34m
Unavailable
The Rules of the Game
Jean Renoir
1939 • France • 1h 50m
Tokyo Story
Yasujiro Ozu
1953 • Japan • 2h 17m
Repo Man
Alex Cox
1984 • United States • 1h 32m
Rosemary’s Baby
Roman Polanski
1968 • United States • 2h 18m
Unavailable
The Killing
Stanley Kubrick
1956 • United States • 1h 25m
Unavailable
Close-up
Abbas Kiarostami
1990 • Iran • 1h 38m
Stagecoach
John Ford
1939 • United States • 1h 36m
Repulsion
Roman Polanski
1965 • United Kingdom • 1h 45m
Unavailable
The Human Condition I
Masaki Kobayashi
1959 • Japan • 2h 58m
Videodrome
David Cronenberg
1983 • Canada • 1h 28m
Unavailable
Traffic
Steven Soderbergh
2000 • United States • 2h 27m
Unavailable
John Cassavetes: Five Films
Box Set
The Battle of Algiers
Gillo Pontecorvo
1966 • Italy • 2h 2m
La Jetée/Sans Soleil
Box Set
Gimme Shelter
David Maysles, Albert Maysles, and Charlotte Zwerin
1970 • United States • 1h 32m
Do the Right Thing
Spike Lee
1989 • United States • 2h
Unavailable
Solaris
Andrei Tarkovsky
1972 • Soviet Union • 2h 47m