Sofia Coppola’s steamy Southern potboiler is her most arresting and assured movie to date.
The great Jean-Pierre Leaud is at his comi-tragic best in this humanist portrait of a dying monarch.
By Anton Bitel
The cult filmmaker reflects on his remarkable career in this compelling docu-portrait.
A new restoration of Ermanno Olmi’s epic and intimate Palme d’Or winner is not to be missed.
Terrence Malick’s dazzling romance is a film that will be talked about for decades to come.
Eduardo Williams’ striking feature debut ruminates on life and leisure in a digital world.
It’s slapstick cannibal class war on the seaside from one of Europe’s most unique and consistently surprising directors.
By Elena Lazic
Marc Webb follows up his Spider-Man movies with a sensitive and well-made tearjerker about a child genius.
A damsel accepts a challenge offered to her by Death in Fritz Lang’s dazzlingly inventive 1921 masterpiece.
Julie Dash’s dreamy debut feature is back in cinemas in time for its 25th anniversary.
There’s magic in every stop-motion frame of this miniature gem from Claude Barras and Céline Sciamma.
Hirokazu Koreeda finds deep meaning in the everyday yet again in this immaculately crafted drama.
By Anton Bitel
There’s an ecological thread running though this delightful animated fable from Studio Ghibli.
Finland’s Aki Kaurismäki responds to the refugee crisis in typically deadpan and affecting fashion.
A welcome 2K re-release of Federico Fellini’s punishing 1951 road movie about an abusive circus strongman.
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