A seminal gothic chiller, Jack Clayton’s second feature (following his Oscar-nominated debut, ROOM AT THE TOP) draws its plot from Henry James’s 1898 novella A Turn of the Screw, adapted for the occasion by William Archibald and Truman Capote. Deborah Kerr stars as Miss Giddens, a woman working her first job as a governess for a rich bachelor (Michael Redgrave), moving to his country estate to look after two orphans who are in his custody. But as time passes, Miss Giddens increasingly believes that the estate is haunted, and that the children’s outbursts are evidence of spectral possession…. A touchstone work examining the relationship between the paranormal and the psychological, THE INNOCENTS endures as one of cinema’s finest ever ghost stories.

John Wilson, creator of HBO’s How To with John Wilson, makes his feature debut with a hilarious investigation into one of the world’s most ordinary materials. What begins as a documentary about concrete becomes an eccentric, unexpectedly profound journey through New York, creativity, mortality and the strange people and places Wilson encounters along the way.