Dir: Ginevra Elkann | Drama 90’ In Roses of Marrakech, Ginevra Elkann displays a distinctive visual sensibility, bringing an elegant eye and a keen feel for atmosphere to a story of...

Dir: Claude Chabrol | France, Thrilller 1970 Claude Chabrol was the most cheerfully poisonous of the French New Wave directors. While Godard was busy dismantling cinema and Truffaut was making tenderness...

Dir: Sergei Loznitsa | Doc 176’ Sergei Loznitsa’s Imperium is an extraordinary 176-minute archival journey through the Soviet Union — a vast, ironic travelogue assembled entirely from footage shot between 1970...

Dir: Marc Fitoussi | Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Sandrine Kiberlain and Anne Marivin | comedy Drama France, 115’ There is an irresistible irony at the heart of All About Corinne: Isabelle Huppert,...

Dir: Jeanie Findlay | Uk doc 99’ All Rivers Lead to the Sea: A Battle That Never Quite Gets to the Bottom of Things Jeanie Finlay’s All Rivers Lead to the Sea...

Dir: Simon Stone | UK Drama 110’ Elsinore: Andrew Scott and the art of defiance In Elsinore, Simon Stone finds an arresting subject in the relationship between artistic ambition and physical decline....

Cairo International Film Festival: A Global Conversation at 50 The 47th Cairo International Film Festival promises to be a particularly significant edition, combining an ambitious international competition with a strong representation...

Dir: Kristijonas Vildžiūnas | Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia 2026 | 88´ Vilis (55), a scholar of Asian Studies, finds himself trapped inside the CUBE, a mysterious, elevator-like structure. When the CUBE flips,...

Dir: Christopher Hampton | UK 70’ These Violent Delights: When Dance Becomes Tragedy Christopher Hampson’s These Violent Delights sets itself an intriguing challenge: how do you make Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet feel...