Miranda July’s new offbeat family drama stars Evan Rachel Wood as the child of criminal parents whose world is turned upside down by a newly recruited partner in crime (Gina Rodriguez). A critically acclaimed Sundance choice, this film’s got heart and humor.

Jennie Livingston captured the end of the “Golden Age” of New York City drag balls in this documentary filmed in the mid-to-late 1980s. She beautifully chronicled the ball culture of New York City and the vibrant Black and Latino LGBTQ+ community at its heart.

Sally Potter directs an Elizabethan era Virginia Woolf adaptation starring Tilda Swinton? Yep. We’re all in on that. Don’t miss this amazing film about the extraordinary life of an androgynous nobleman who is transformed into a woman.

Sofia Coppola’s vibrant film stars Kirsten Dunst as the doomed duchess Marie Antoinette and captures her 18th century life of lavish luxury as it teeters on the brink of destruction using breathtaking cinematography and a killer soundtrack.