Henry Fool (1998)

Henry Fool is Hal Hartley's deadpan indie drama about a drifting sanitation worker whose life is upended after a mysterious drifter moves in and pushes him toward writing. The film's dry wit and offbeat charm made it a festival favorite of the late 90s, and it also gave Parker Posey a standout role as a sharp-tongued, restless young woman caught in the story's orbit. Fans digging through the archive will find one scene clipped from the film, capturing Posey baring skin in a moment that stands out from the film's otherwise talky, cerebral style.