"Nobody loses all the time." For #MissingMovieMonday, we’re spotlighting Sam Peckinpah’s "Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia." A critical failure that became a cult obsession. It’s the director's most "complete" vision and a raw, poetic descent into madness. Currently absent from major streaming!
It’s #MissingMovieMonday and we’re dreaming of Raúl Ruiz’s The Blind Owl (1987). A projectionist, a dancer on a film strip, and a narrative that folds in on itself like origami. It’s arguably Ruiz’s most complex work, yet it remains "missing" from the modern digital landscape.
#CinemaHistory
Raquel Gerber’s Ôrí (1989) is the heartbeat of Black Brazilian cinema.
Yet, for many, it’s a "missing" masterpiece. This #MissingMovieMonday, we’re highlighting the need for a definitive restoration of this vital link between Africa & the Americas.
History belongs to the people. #FilmPreservation
It’s #MissingMovieMonday! Today we’re hunting for THE ATTACK OF THE GIANT MOUSSAKA (1999).
This Greek cult hit is a masterpiece of camp & sci-fi parody, but it’s a ghost for English speakers. No HD release, no English subs, no streaming.
Let’s bring it home! #MissingMovies #CultFilm
It’s #MissingMovieMonday! Today we’re calling for the rediscovery of Ossie Davis’s Cool Red (Countdown at Kusini). Released in 1976, it was the first US feature filmed entirely in Nigeria and funded by @dstinc1913.bsky.social A piece of Pan-African film history that deserves a modern restoration
It’s #MissingMovieMonday! Today: Andy Warhol’s 1966 Chelsea Girls.
A landmark of avant-garde split-screen cinema, yet it’s nearly a ghost—unavailable on streaming and stuck on rare DVDs. Experimental history belongs to the public, not just the archives. #MissingMovies #AndyWarhol
It’s #MissingMovieMonday! 🎬 Today we’re spotlighting Michael Gleason’s 1981 indie drama Broken English. A raw look at NYC life that has vanished from the public eye. No stream. No DVD. No Blu-ray. Help us find it and preserve it. #MissingMovies #FilmPreservation #LostFilm #1981
It’s #MissingMovieMonday and we’re talking about a lost gem of 90s indie cinema: Robert M. Young’s CAUGHT (1996). A gritty, noir-tinged drama starring Edward James Olmos and Maria Conchita Alonso that premiered at Sundance to rave reviews... then vanished. #FilmPreservation
It’s #MissingMovieMonday. Today we’re highlighting the 1997 Sundance gem Black & White & Red All Over. This vital piece of 90s Black indie cinema is currently unavailable to stream or buy. We can’t let films this important disappear. Let’s bring it back to the screen! #FilmArchive #IndependentFilm
For #MissingMovieMonday, we’re spotlighting Cheech Marin’s 1987 satire "Born in East L.A." A cult classic about a U.S. citizen mistakenly deported, it's sadly unavailable to stream or buy digitally anywhere. A culturally vital film that deserves to be seen. Do you own a copy? #BornInEastLA
For #MissingMovieMonday: "The Boys of Baraka" (2005). 🌍 This powerful doc by @LokiFilms about Baltimore boys attending school in Kenya was distributed by the defunct ThinkFilm. Like many ThinkFilm titles, it remains in rights limbo without a secure home. #MissingMovies #FilmRights
