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A rare example of a privately published book of photographs taken on the set of the film The King of Kings is now on display at the MFAH.

A universal and timeless mother-daughter story, Asia has been an audience favorite at film festivals worldwide.

In the humanist fable The County, a middle-aged dairy farmer in a small Icelandic community rebels against the all-powerful local Cooperative.

This enlightening new documentary profiles American artist Bill Traylor (1853–1949), whose life embodied personal and cultural struggles that resonate today.

The poetic documentary debut from media artist Sky Hopinka follows two people as they wander through nature, the spirit world, and something much deeper inside.

A woman leaves her children in Poland to take a job as caregiver for the patriarch of a wealthy Swiss family in a gorgeous lakeside villa.

Existential fear and dread of space-time travel are at the core of Ikarie XB 1, a sci-fi drama that came rushing in from behind the Iron Curtain in 1963.

The engrossing Capturing Lee Miller profiles one of the world’s most intriguing female photographers.

Creative filmmaking and first-person accounts tell the stories of remarkable young people with autism.

The MFAH continues one of its film programming traditions: premiering the latest documentary by veteran filmmaker Frederick Wiseman.