British film magazine Sight and Sound compiles a list of the most influential films every decade. It reflects the changing tastes and values of voting critics around the world. For 50 years, only Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock have shared the top spot. In 2022, a tectonic shift took place, with the first film directed by a woman taking the top spot. We decided to celebrate by screening Chantal Akerman's masterpiece once again. The film follows the repetitive daily life of Jeanne Dilman in a modest Brussels apartment. She seems to have resigned herself to the situation, but the details that make the routine comfortable lead to dramatic changes. "Jeanne Dilman, looking at us from the 1980s, asks the fundamental Sisyphean question: what to do in the face of the absurd? In the face of life's banality, should you accept it or rebel against it?" (Aistė Račaitytė)