How did era-defining art films like Z, GIMME SHELTER, and SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE find an audience in the U.S.? It was thanks in large part to a groundbreaking movie-theater chain and distribution company called Cinema 5, the brainchild of an inspired, often difficult impresario named Donald Rugoff. Cinema 5 helped make classics including underground landmarks (PUTNEY SWOPE), international provocations (WR: MYSTERIES OF THE ORGANISM), documentary triumphs (HARLAN COUNTY USA), cult favorites (THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH), and even the movie that made Arnold Schwarzenegger a household name (PUMPING IRON).

Catalog containing “New Releases” Dawn of the Dead and In The Realm of the Senses
Also includes summaries of Scenes From a Marriage and The Man Who Fell To Earth