With his photographer’s eye for landscape and architecture, a fine ear for music, and a rare ability to express subtle emotions through movement, gestures and glances, Wim Wenders (alongside Werner Herzog and Rainer Werner Fassbinder) was a leading light of the New German Cinema of the 1970s. Especially successful with road movies featuring rootless, haunted loners, he became one of the most distinctive European directors of the last 40 years.

This season continues in May with three of his most celebrated films, Paris, Texas; Buena Vista Social Club and In The Course of Time / Kings of the Road.