Examines the death of an Afghan taxi driver at Bagram Air Base from injuries inflicted by U.S. soldiers.

Directed by Academy Award winning filmmaker Jean-Xavier de Lestrade (Murder on a Sunday Morning), THE STAIRCASE is like the most suspenseful of page-turners, adding layers of complexity until one is entirely hooked by its ambiguities and twists and turns.

Liberté, la nuit - by Philippe Garrel (1983)

Un homme pris dans la tourmente des evenements d'Algerie connait un bonheur nouveau mais fugace avec une jeune Algerienne. Laureat du prix Perspectives 1984.

Eugenie de Sade - by Jesus Franco (1974)

Eugenie, a beautiful but shy young girl, lives with her stepfather, a famous writer specializing in stories of erotica. One day she happens to read one of his "erotic" books and its power so affects her that begins to find herself sexually attracted to her stepfather. He notices this, and eventually brings her into his dark world of sexual perversion and murder.

Passion - by Jean-Luc Godard (1982)

On a movie set, in a factory, and at a hotel, Godard explores the nature of work, love and film making. While Solidarity takes on the Polish government, a Polish film director, Jerzy, is stuck in France making a film for TV. He's over budget and uninspired; the film, called "Passion," seems static and bloodless. Hanna owns the hotel where the film crew stays. She lives with Michel, who runs a factory where he's fired Isabelle, a floor worker. Hanna and Isabelle are drawn to Jerzy, hotel maids quit to be movie extras, people ask Jerzy where the story is in his film, women disrobe, extras grope each other off camera, and Jerzy wonders why there must always be a story.