Peter Greenaway (U.K./Netherlands, 2008). This provocative cine-essay by the director of The Draughtsman's Contract and The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover reframes Rembrandt's The Night Watch as an indictment of seventeenth-century Amsterdam's ruling elites. (90 mins)

Why wade through an entire feature film when a crisply condensed version can save you time and trouble? We've handpicked over forty of these compact come-ons for your viewing pleasure. Stupendous! Unleashed! A Night to Remember! (90 mins)

Peter Greenaway (U.K./Netherlands/Poland/Canada, 2007). This precursor to Rembrandt's J'Accuse takes a fictional approach to the painter's life, portraying Rembrandt's relations with three women, his wife, his model, and his servant, during the creation of his masterpiece, The Night Watch. Starring Martin Freeman (The Office; Sherlock). (134 mins)

Vera Chytilová (Czechoslovakia, 1966). A brightly colored surrealist comedy starring a couple of chicks in search of kicks. Chytilová's most acclaimed film, spawned by the Prague Spring. (74 mins)