Foreign Language Films
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Snapshot – Martín Rejtman’s ‘Riders’ Makes NY Premiere, ‘Usher: Rendezvous in Paris’ Concert Film Debuts on BET+, and more
Riders (courtesy Cinema Tropical)
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Snapshot – Dag Johan Haugerud’s ‘Love’ Opens in US, Mark Lo’s ‘Count Me in’ Documentary Looks at Lives of Legendary Drummers
Dag Johan Haugerud’s ‘Love’ sets US release at Film Forum in New York City
Love by Dag Johan Haugerud (courtesy Film Forum)
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Chloë Sevigny Disrupts Family Vacation in ‘Bonjour Tristesse’ Durga Chew-Bose’s French Coming of Age Drama Film | Trailer
Bonjour Tristesse (Greenwich Entertainment) Durga Chew-Bose’s directorial debut, Bonjour Tristesse, is a reimagining of Françoise Sagan’s 1954 novel, set against the sun-drenched backdrop of the French Riviera. The coming of age romantic drama film stars Lily McInerny as Cécile, a teenager navigating a summer of emotional upheaval, with Claes Bang portraying her charismatic father, along with Nailia Harzoune – his new girlfriend, and Chloë Sevigny as Anne, a fashion designer whose arrival disrupts their idyllic retreat.
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Snapshot – Korean Crime Thriller ‘Yadang: The Snitch’ , Netflix Docu Series ‘Carlos Alcaraz: My Way’, Naqqash Khalid’s In Camera
Hwang Byeong-gug’s Korean Crime Thriller ‘Yadang: The Snitch’ Opens in Theaters in U.S. and Canada
Yadang: The Snitch (Well Go USA Entertainment)
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‘Drowning Dry’ Trailer – Lithuania’s Oscar Entry, Family Drama by Laurynas Bareiša, Gets Summer Release Date
Drowning Dry (Dekanalog) Fresh off the NYC premiere at New Directors/New Films, Dekanalog revealed the new trailer and release date for Drowning Dry (Sesės), the family drama film from Lithuanian filmmaker Laurynas Bareiša, co-produced by Academy Award-winner Matiss Kaza (Flow). The film was Lithuania’s entry in the Best International Feature Film category at the 97th Academy Awards.
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Snapshot – Alex Ross Perry’s ‘Pavements’, Rachel Suissa’s ‘Greek Mother’s Never Die’ Set Release Days
‘Pavements’ Alex Ross Perry’s Hybrid Biopic Documentary Makes its US theatrical premiere on Friday, May 2
Pavements by Alex Ross Perry
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Snapshot – Netflix ‘Race for the Crown’, Jack McCafferty’s RomCom ‘Dreaming of You’, Federico Fellini’s ‘8 ½’ Set Release Dates
Dreaming of You directed by Jack McCafferty (Freestyle Digital Media) Dreaming of You – A Man at a Sleep Study Meets the Girl of his Dreams in Jack McCafferty’s Romantic Comedy
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Glorimar Marrero Sánchez’s Puerto Rican Drama Film ‘The Fishbowl’ Expands to Additional Theaters
The Fishbowl (La pecera) by Glorimar Marrero Sánchez (Monument Releasing) The Puerto Rican ecofeminist drama The Fishbowl (La Pecera) from artist Glorimar Marrero Sánchez is expanding to additional U.S. theaters across the New York tri-state area, Philadelphia, Florida, and other cities this Friday, April 4, following a strong theatrical release debut.
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Yoko Yamanaka’s Japanese Drama Film ‘Desert of Namibia’ Opens in US Cinemas | Trailer
Desert of Namibia directed by Yoko Yamanaka (Kani Releasing) Desert of Namibia by Japanese director Yoko Yamanaka made its world premiere at the 2024 Directors Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival where Yamanaka became the youngest female director to win the FIPRESCI award.
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Snapshot – International Film Festival Rotterdam, Palm Springs Film Festival + Film Awards Announce 2026 Dates
German Heist Comedy ‘Two To One’ Starring Sandra Hüller Opens in UK Cinemas in May | Trailer
Two To One (Zwei Zu Eins) directed by Natja Brunckhorst (courtesy Tull Stories)
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Alexis Langlois’ Queer Musical Film ‘Queens of Drama’ Satirize 2000s Pop Divas | Trailer
Queens of Drama (Les reines du drame) (Altered Innocence) Set against the backdrop of the early 2000s music scene, the lesbian pop musical satire film Queens of Drama (Les reines du drame), directed by Alexis Langlois, stars Louiza Aura, Gio Ventura, Bilal Hassani (France’s Eurovision Song Contest 2019 singer), Alma Jodorowsky (Blue Is the Warmest Colour), Nana Benamer (Langlois’ shorts The Demons of Dorothy and Terror, Sisters!), Asia Argento (XXX, Land of the Dead, Marie Antoinette), Thomas Poitevin, Dustin Muchuvitz, Raya Martigny.
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‘Most People Die on Sundays’ Trailer – Iair Said’s Argentine Funeral Dramedy Film Opens in US Cinemas
Most People Die on Sundays (Big World Pictures) Iair Said wrote and stars in his feature film directorial debut, Most People Die on Sundays (Los domingos mueren más personas), the Argentine comedy-drama film loosely based on his real-life experiences when his own father died.