A philosophical romcom of midlife neurosis, Henry Jaglom’s improvised wonder features a tremendous central turn from Karen Black. Intimate and uninhibited, it’s a great New York movie from a true iconoclast of American independent cinema. Look out for a bouffant-wielding appearance from Larry David!
A rare Vietnam film that deals with the immediate aftermath of the U.S. withdrawal, this formally fractured road movie blurs the lines between fantasy and reality. Starring an electric Dennis Hopper as a troubled veteran, Tracks is a jaggedly paranoid New Hollywood gem from director Henry Jaglom.
Henry Jaglom’s improvisatory methods peak with this metatextual marvel in which a filmmaker throws an event to conduct interviews on life and loneliness. Starring an ebullient Orson Welles in his final screen appearance, Someone to Love ponders the feasibility of true happiness in the modern world.
