Modi, Three Days on the Wing of Madness

A slow, sobering portrait of a brilliant, self-destructive man, heavy with loneliness and the price of art.

A slow, immersive plunge into a painter's mind, blending beauty and anguish in a deeply felt, visually restless experience.

A tense, weighty historical drama that immerses you in the desperate resolve of one man against the collapse of his nation.

A slow, contemplative immersion into an artist's final hours, blending mundane routine with looming dread and intellectual fervor.

A cold, operatic plunge into obsession and state cruelty, mixing archival footage with feverish imagery that leaves you unsettled and heartbroken.

A vivid, anguished plunge into an artist's obsessive mind, beautiful and suffocating, with a raw central performance that burns.

A harrowing, quietly devastating descent through ruins and hunger, sustained by fragile moments of beauty and one man's stubborn will to endure.

A brooding, seductive plunge into youthful obsession and literary rebellion, with an undercurrent of danger that keeps you uneasy.

A somber, talky period drama that feels like watching a slow interrogation unfold amid candlelit paintings and church politics.

A charmingly rambling sit in a cluttered Paris studio, equal parts comic irritation and quiet meditation on the maddening search for perfection.

A slow, shadowy immersion into a family's moral corrosion, where every quiet conversation carries the weight of impending violence.

A slow, painterly drift through a vibrant yet doomed art scene, leaving a lingering sense of beauty and loss.