NOW STREAMING on OVID: Celebrate Pride with “Portrait of Jason,” “A Bit of Scarlet,” Ira Sachs, and more!
Portrait of JasonA film by Shirley Clarke Ingmar Bergman called it “the most extraordinary film I’ve seen in my life.” On the night of December 2, 1966, Clarke and a tiny crew convened in her apartment at the Hotel Chelsea to make a film. There, for twelve straight hours, they Continue Reading
NOW STREAMING on OVID: Adrian Lyne takes on a controversial novel, a disturbing series from a Japanese master, and more!
LolitaA film by Adrian Lyne An iconic adaptation of the Vladimir Nabokov classic, starring Jeremy Irons and Dominique Swain, Lolita tells a disturbing tale of tortured and forbidden love. Watch The LoverA film by Jean-Jacques Annaud! Set in 1920s colonial Indochina, a pretty, virginal French teenager (Jane March) meets a handsome Chinese Continue Reading
NOW STREAMING on OVID: a jazzy German drama, an ultra-violent Dutch thriller, and more!
A Coffee in BerlinA film by Jan Ole Gerster Jan Ole Gerster’s wry and vibrant feature debut, which swept the 2013 German Oscar Awards, paints a day in the life of Niko, a twenty-something college dropout going nowhere fast. Then on one fateful day, through a series of absurdly amusing Continue Reading
NOW STREAMING on OVID: a stolen work of art, the life and death of a boxer, and more!
Stealing RodinA film by Cristóbal Valenzuela Berríos In the style of Exit Through the Gift Shop, Stealing Rodin is a critical and humorous statement about art and the market around it. In 2005, the Palace of Fine Arts in Santiago, Chile, hosted a collection by celebrated French sculptor Auguste Rodin. The morning after Continue Reading
OVID in May Presents 35 Films with 11 SVOD Exclusives
John Cleese and Graham Chapman before they were Pythons, the epic history of the working class, two by Lina Wertmüller,Nowhere in Africa and much more!! OVID.tv is proud to announce its May slate of thirty-five (35) streaming releases, including eleven (11) exclusively streaming on OVID. On May Day (May 1st), OVID will Continue Reading