Cinema With Nothing to Prove

Katherine (1975)

During the political upheaval of the 1960s, a privileged college student is drawn from peaceful protest into radical extremism, risking everything for her beliefs. Sissy Spacek gives a powerful early performance as Katherine, capturing both the passion and tragedy of her transformation, while Henry Winkler co-stars as the conflicted friend who struggles to reach her. Katherine is a gripping political drama that explores the fine line between idealism and destruction.

Shell Shock (1964)

On the front in Italy during WW2, a sergeant thinks that one of his men is faking battle fatigue and sets out to expose him.

Five Moments of Infidelity (2006)

A true to life drama showing moments of infidelity across five different worlds in the same city; The carefree sexy young things, who think they have nothing to lose; The upwardly mobile thirty-something couple with perfect careers and family life; The gay pair with an open relationship; The frustrated urban duo hanging onto familiarity; and The suburban family full of secrets and lies about to lose it all.

Anita: Swedish Nymphet (1973)

Anita is a young woman searching for meaning in her life, but she often finds herself drawn into reckless encounters that leave her feeling empty. When she meets Erik, a thoughtful man who sees beyond her impulsive behavior, he tries to guide her toward a deeper understanding of herself and the choices she makes. Sensual and provocative, this Swedish drama explores themes of desire, vulnerability, and the struggle for emotional connection.

Tim (1976)

A lonely middle-aged woman forms an unlikely bond with a handsome but socially inexperienced young man, challenging conventions and stirring controversy. Mel Gibson stars in one of his earliest roles alongside Piper Laurie in this tender Australian drama. Tim is a heartfelt story of love, acceptance, and human connection, exploring the power of compassion to bridge divides and transform lives.