In the 1980s, in the port city of Le Havre, Alpha is the only child of a young doctor working in a sealed hospital ward with patients infected by a virus. Thirteen years old, she is shunned by her classmates amid rumors that she carries a new disease. When she comes home from school with a tattoo

Joe Morse, a young lawyer, works for the mafia. His brother, Leo Morse, runs a small bookmaking operation that, according to the mafia’s plan, is set to fall victim to mergers and acquisitions. Leo refuses to let Joe become part of the corporation. On July 4, Independence Day, everyone bets on the

Spain, early 20th century. Antonio Zanzi’s traveling Gypsy circus is performing in provincial towns. The main attraction of the show is Alonzo, the armless knife thrower. In reality, Alonzo does have arms, but no one knows this except his assistant, the dwarf Koho. By pretending to be armless,

Tom Ripley knew that sooner or later he would make it to the top. One day, after a chance encounter, one of the richest men in America asks Tom to travel to Italy and convince his son—who is squandering his money in Europe—to return to the States.

Paris. 1942. Robert Klein, an Alsatian by birth and a Catholic by upbringing, is doing quite well despite the German occupation, buying up works of art and furniture from Jews at bargain prices. But his whole life changes dramatically when he receives a newspaper intended for Jews in the mail and

An American con artist and adventurer is searching the world over for participants in his new scam, which, if successful, could yield a hefty profit. His search leads him to Hungary, where, after seeing a performance by a group of Roma who made a living with a act featuring a fake medium, he makes

The remote island of Temple in the Pacific Ocean, ruled by Princess Tahiya, is off-limits to outsiders. The natives worship the sea god Tangorua; the bottom of the pool near the temple dedicated to him is adorned with precious stones. Many white people have already paid with their lives for

Michael Berg, a 52-year-old reserved lawyer, is constantly thinking about his past. For nearly 40 years, he has been tormented by the thought that he could have radically changed his fate—and not just his own. Is it worth thinking about the past if it’s already history? Or is it still unfolding?

American singer Sally Bowles entertains Berlin during the Weimar Republic era on the stage of the Kit-Kat Club cabaret. Outside the club’s doors lie political and economic chaos, the rise of the Nazis to power, and pogroms against Jews. Inside, it’s a never-ending party. Sally’s relatively carefree

A film about the life and career of the most eccentric American avant-garde comedian—Andy Kaufman.