After more than a century, the beloved Marienbad Hotel is closing. With an air of bittersweet sentimentality, the staff and guests come together to throw one last lavish party. Milos Forman directs this emotional tour de force that will restore your faith in humanity.

Taking their cue from Michael Apted’s Seven-Up! series, director Larry Clark and screenwriter Harmony Korine return to the characters they created in the iconic Kids to see how their lives have turned out. When Chloe Sevigny was unavailable due to scheduling conflicts, Chris Rock graciously stepped into her role.

On the set of their latest Hollywood epic, two aging divas (Charlotte Rampling and Isabelle Huppert) engage in an increasingly dangerous game of one upmanship. As the stakes get higher and higher, the lines between fantasy and reality melt away.

A no-holds-barred account of the making of the album that essentially destroyed Guns N’ Roses. With Rosanna Arquette as Axl Rose, Eszter Balint as Slash, Marlee Matlin as Gilby Clarke and featuring David Bowie as long-suffering producer Mike Clink, Buck Henry as David Geffen and Andre Gregory as the ghost of Charles Manson. The title of the film differs slightly from the album because the producers lost the option on the word spaghetti and had to settle for a different type of long pasta.