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Start Watching!Cinematic heirlooms of heartbreak, resilience, and reckoning are what these films represent. Flickeroo curates works that hold a mirror to the soul, preserved not for nostalgia, but because they continue to resonate deeply. Every frame evokes a feeling waiting to be unearthed.
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This groundbreaking documentary captures Muhammad Ali at the height of his career, both in and out of the ring. Chronicling his rise as Cassius Clay, his transformation into Ali, and his battles against Sonny Liston and George Foreman, the film offers an intimate portrait of “The Greatest.” With rare footage and candid moments, Muhammad Ali – The Greatest is more than sports history – it’s a look at the charisma, conviction, and courage of a cultural icon.
Everything Moves Alone (shot in 1999 on 16mm) is a largely forgotten film from the 90's independent film movement. This film is a dramatic comedy is in the spirit of Clerks and Bottle Rocket. The film follows the journey of a suicidal ex-soldier named Scotch (Guerette) who tracks down his estranged and hostile brother (Aransky) in a small New England town.
Five Forms to Black – Volume 1 delivers an immersive look at martial arts through detailed demonstrations, expert insights, and breakdowns of form, technique, and philosophy. Grandmaster James Ibrao leads an extraordinary lineup of masters from roughly 20 styles – ranging from Groundfighting and Ju-Jitsu to Jun Bao and Kung Fu – exploring both the mechanics and meaning behind each move. Directed by Del Weston, this documentary is both a visual showcase and an instructive guide, perfect for practitioners intent on understanding not just the “how” of martial arts, but the “why” that powers every
Visionary filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky delivers a surreal, mind-bending journey of mysticism, satire, and transformation. Following a Christ-like wanderer guided by an enigmatic alchemist, the film explores greed, corruption, spirituality, and the search for enlightenment as a group of disciples ascends a sacred mountain in pursuit of immortality. With striking visuals, provocative symbolism, and unforgettable imagery, The Holy Mountain is a landmark of avant-garde cinema – challenging, hypnotic, and unlike anything else in film history.
In a Chicago neighborhood shaped by survival and improvisation, two unlikely companions forge a bond – only to have it unravel when a child disappears. James Azrael anchors the story as the kleptomaniac, bringing an unfiltered honesty to his performance, while Kathy Berger’s grounded presence as the hustler’s confidante adds tension and heart. Through unscripted moments and an unvarnished visual style, the film invites viewers into a compelling exploration of loyalty, loss, and the fragile nature of human bonds.
At Flickeroo, our curators aren’t chasing trends, they’re tracing truth. Every film is chosen for its emotional weight, moral tension, and character depth. These are stories that stay.
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When thieves steal the tracks that Rippa was using for a crucial beat battle, the up-and-coming music producer struggles to prove his talent by cooking up an even hotter mix with the help of some talented friends.
A woman's pain takes her on a dark journey where she must find new hope or be lost forever.
Five Forms to Black – Volume 1 delivers an immersive look at martial arts through detailed demonstrations, expert insights, and breakdowns of form, technique, and philosophy. Grandmaster James Ibrao leads an extraordinary lineup of masters from roughly 20 styles – ranging from Groundfighting and Ju-Jitsu to Jun Bao and Kung Fu – exploring both the mechanics and meaning behind each move. Directed by Del Weston, this documentary is both a visual showcase and an instructive guide, perfect for practitioners intent on understanding not just the “how” of martial arts, but the “why” that powers every
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