Foreign Language Films
[] Dreaming of You – A Man Meets the Girl of his Dreams in Jack McCafferty’s Romantic Comedy
[] Netflix Docu Series ‘Race for the Crown’ Goes Inside the World of Professional Horse Racing
[] Federico Fellini’s ‘8 ½’ Opens at Film Forum in NYC
[] Call of the Void – Caitlin Carver and Mina Sundwall Star in James B. Cox’s Folk Horror Tale Film
The Puerto Rican ecofeminist drama The Fishbowl (La Pecera) from artist Glorimar Marrero Sánchez is expanding to additional U.S. theaters, following a strong theatrical release debut.
In Desert of Namibia by Japanese director Yoko Yamanaka, a 21-year-old woman in Tokyo navigates a series of volatile relationships and personal crises.
‘Two To One’ starring Sandra Hüller opens in UK cinemas in May, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Palm Springs International Film Festival + Film Awards announce 2026 dates.
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.
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.
Watch the trailer for The Ugly Stepsister, the Norwegian fairy tale horror from Emilie Blichfeldt that takes a sinister twist on the classic Cinderella story.
Love Hotel, a newly restored pinku classic from Shinji Somai will get its first-ever North American theatrical release, opening for an exclusive one-week theatrical run in New York.
Alejandro Zuno, director of the hit Netflix series The Secret of the River, makes his feature directorial debut with Newborn (Un mundo para mí), the first known Mexican film to address intersexuality.
Camille Rutherford, Pablo Pauly star in Jane Austen Wrecked My Life, the French romantic comedy directed by Laura Piani.
Saleh Bakri and Imogen Poots star in The Teacher, Farah Nabulsi’s drama set (and filmed) in the present-day West Bank in the occupied Palestinian Territories.
Watch the official trailer for Julie Keeps Quiet, the Belgian Oscar entry drama starring Tessa Van den Broeck set amidst a scandal at an elite youth tennis academy.