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Queens of Drama (Les reines du drame) (Altered Innocence)

Alexis Langlois’ Queer Musical Film ‘Queens of Drama’ Satirize 2000s Pop Divas | Trailer

Set against the backdrop of the early 2000s music scene, the lesbian pop musical satire film Queens of Drama (Les reines du drame) opens in US theaters on May 1.

Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight (Coco Van Oppens | Sony Pictures Classics)

‘Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight’ Trailer – Embeth Davidtz’s Rhodesian Bush War Drama Sets US Release Date

Embeth Davidtz’s South African drama film Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight is based on Alexandra Fuller’s 2001 memoir about the experiences of her White Zimbabwean family following the Rhodesian Bush War.

Most People Die on Sundays (Big World Pictures)

‘Most People Die on Sundays’ Trailer – Iair Said’s Argentine Funeral Dramedy Film Opens in US Cinemas

Iair Said wrote and also stars in his feature film directorial debut, Most People Die on Sundays, the Argentine comedy-drama film loosely based on his real-life experiences when his own father died.

General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev & President Gerald Ford outside the Soviet Embassy / Helsinki – August 2, 1975. The Helsinki Effect (YLE – Finnish Broadcasting Company)

See First Trailer for ‘The Helsinki Effect’ Documentary Revisits 1975 Cold War Summit

Ahead of the world premiere at CPH:DOX 2025, here is the first trailer for the documentary The Helsinki Effect directed by Arthur Franck.

Angel and Aaron featured in The Carters: Hurts to Love You (Angel Conrad/Courtesy of CBS/Paramount+)

‘The Carters: Hurts to Love You’ Trailer – Soleil Moon Frye Directs Paramount+ Documentary on Nick, Aaron and Carter Family

Watch the official trailer for The Carters: Hurts to Love You, the documentary on Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys), late pop star Aaron Carter and the Carter family, told by Angel Carter Conrad, the singers’ sister.

Tom Cruise (Photo by Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency)

Tom Cruise Honored with BFI Fellowship

Tom Cruise is being honored by the BFI with its highest honor, a BFI Fellowship, for his achievements as an “extraordinary, versatile” actor and his contribution to the UK film industry.