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  • V-Day: Until the Violence Stops

    Eve Ensler's play The Vagina Monologues spurred a global fund-raising movement in 2002, with proceeds from benefit performances in over 800 cities going to organizations that combat violence against women. more...
  • V.I. Warshawski

    A strictly standard-issue private-eye caper based on Sara Paretsky's V.I. Warshawski novels set in Chicago; the plot (script by Edward Taylor, David Aaron Cohen, and Nick Thiel) is simplified Raymond Chandler by way of simplified Ross Macdonald, complete with so-so imitations of some of the former's wisecracks salted with a feminist twist. more...
  • V is for Video

    These experimental videos are all over the map, though they share a sense of humor that will seem either hip or snarky depending on your taste for postmodern irony. more...
  • V.O.

    William Jones reedits gay porn from the 70s and 80s for this 59-minute 2006 video, removing the sex and creating a suggestive poetry out of glances, gropes, undressings, elaborate cruising moves, and crotch close-ups—which some will find more stimulating than the clinical details of the real thing. more...
  • V-Day 11.11.11

    To create this documentary, more than two dozen video makers recorded U.S. military veterans going about their daily business on November 11, 2011. more...
  • Va savoir

    Having won more mainstream accolades than most of his other work combined, this enjoyable romantic comedy by 73-year-old Jacques Rivette may be his first real hit (1991's La belle noiseuse is the only other contender). more...
  • Vaada

    A new love story by Indian director Satish Kaushik (Tere Naam), with Arjun Rampal and Amisha Patel. more...
  • Vacancy

    A bickering couple (Kate Beckinsale and Luke Wilson) are forced to check into a seedy motel after their car breaks down, and they discover that someone is making snuff videos there, with the occasional guests as victims. more...
  • Vacant Lot

    Local filmmaker Skee Skinner makes his feature debut with this likable but simpleminded drama about a young, idealistic jazz trumpeter. more...
  • Vacation

    Thomas Arslan directed this 2007 German drama about an extended family meeting in an isolated country house and the unexpected illness that threatens to upset their idyll. more...
  • Vacationland

    Part coming-out story, part small-town drama, Todd Verow's apparently heartfelt tale is imperfectly told. more...
  • Films by Karel Vachek

    Czech filmmaker Karel Vachek will screen and discuss clips from four of his films: Elective Affinities, Bohemia Docta, What Is to Be Done?, and New Hyperion (the last three to be screened in their entirety this week at Facets Multimedia Center; see separate listings). more...
  • Vagabond

    The road movie takes a somber turn in this austerely beautiful 1985 French drama by Agnes Varda. more...
  • The Vagabond

    Indian filmmaker Raj Kapoor first began to slip social commentary into his broad, popular entertainments with this 1951 feature. more...