Review

Always chose yourself – even if it means you end up alone Non-binary British-Iraqi filmmaker and…

An engaging documentary-drama uses AI to revive archival footage and political protocols For all the complex…

Jeppe Rønde’s psychological family drama explores shared trauma and repression  If you try to save a…

Gala del Sol transforms purgatory into a nightclub where identity and faith collide  Heaven and hell,…

Pelin Esmer’s first feature in seven years toys with notions of fandom and fanaticism, filmmaking and…

Emma Hough Hobbs and Leela Varghese rocket past convention with glitter and grit in a dazzling…

Nadav Lapid crafts a stark, unsettling portrait of artistic compromise and the quiet violence of complicity.…

Andrei Ujica reminisces Beatlemania as a lovingly crafted photo album that leaves out some crucial parts …

Fabrice du Welz’ psychological police thriller offers a gritty fictionalized version of the infamous Dutroux case …

The name of the titular street where Indian-born filmmaker Arjun Talwar lives after immigrating to Poland…