
Lost Chapters (Los capítulos perdidos), the Venezuelan drama and narrative feature debut of writer-director Lorena Alvarado, will be released in the US by New York-based distributor Several Futures.

Lost Chapters (Los capítulos perdidos), the Venezuelan drama and narrative feature debut of writer-director Lorena Alvarado, will be released in the US by New York-based distributor Several Futures.
Here is the official trailer for Fiesta Pagäna by Álvaro Brechner, a Spanish musical drama inspired by the story of Mägo de Oz, one of Spain’s most influential rock bands.
Acclaimed Filipino filmmaker Lino Brocka’s landmark queer drama Macho Dancer, starring Allan Paule, Daniel Fernando, William Lorenzo, and Jaclyn Jose, is returning to theaters in a new 4K restoration.
Set in the heart of Lebanon, Cyril Aris’ debut feature film, A Sad and Beautiful World, tells a story of love and friendship across three decades amid war and tragedy.
Sandra Hüller stars in Fatherland, a black-and-white road-trip film set in post-war Germany, directed by Paweł Pawlikowski.
Set against the sweltering backdrop of Madrid in 1988, Goat Girl (La niña de la cabra) is a moving coming-of-age story written and directed by Ana Asensio.
Promised Sky directed by French-Tunisian filmmaker Erige Sehiri, known for Under the Fig Trees, is a deeply human drama centered on migration, solidarity, and survival in contemporary Tunisia.
Black Rabbit, White Rabbit, a mysterious and surreal drama from Iranian filmmaker Shahram Mokri bends time, reality, and storytelling into an intricate cinematic puzzle.

Set against the colorful backdrop of 1960s Lima, writer-director Ricardo de Montreuil’s latest feature, Mistura, tells the story of Norma Piet, a privileged French-Peruvian woman whose life is forever changed when her husband’s betrayal ostracizes her from the elite society around which she had forged her identity.
Two estranged siblings chase buried loot and fractured identities in The Last Viking, a darkly comic odyssey from filmmaker Anders Thomas Jensen
Italian-Turkish filmmaker Ferzan Özpetek pays tribute to the majesty of the movie costumes in Diamonds (Diamanti), a dazzling drama film that centers on a director who gathers his favorite actresses to make a film about women.