Set in Madrid, an aging filmmaker named reflects on his memories of working on his final and still unfinished film, in Victor Erice’s semi-autobiographical film Close Your Eyes.
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Set in Madrid, an aging filmmaker named reflects on his memories of working on his final and still unfinished film, in Victor Erice’s semi-autobiographical film Close Your Eyes.
A newlywed couple faces a newfound danger when the husband starts doing unusual behavior while sleepwalking in the South Korean thriller film Sleep.
Gintz Zilbalodis’ Flow has been selected as Latvia’s entry in the 2025 Oscar race for Best International Feature Film.
‘The Devil’s Bath’ (Des Teufels Bad) has been selected as Austria’s official submission for Best International Feature Film at next year’s Academy Awards.
Kneecap directed by Rich Peppiatt has been selected to represent Ireland in the International Feature Film category at the 97th Academy Awards.
Retake directed by Kota Nakano is the winner of the fourth Obayashi Prize at Japan Cuts: Festival of New Japanese Film.
A private detective uncovers the truth behind his brother’s murder in the French-Belgian neo-noir film The Other Laurens by Claude Schmitz.
Filmed across Sri Lanka, Peru and Taiwan, The Human Surge 3 follows three groups of young people as they embark on hopeful journeys.
Filmmakers Silvia Del Carmen Castaños and Estefanía “Beba” Contreras tell their own coming-of-age story in the documentary Hummingbirds, a punk-rock portrait of the last summer of their youth on the Texas-Mexico border.
Pirópolis, the fourth film from the Chilean director Nicolás Molina world premiere in the Documentary Competition at Tribeca Festival.
Don’t You Let Me Go (Agarrame fuerte) by the celebrated Uruguayan directorial duo of Ana Guevara and Leticia Jorge makes its world premiere at the 23rd edition of the Tribeca Festival.
The avant-garde masterpiece ‘The Human Surge 3 featuring stunning 360-degree VR film shot in Sri Lanka, Peru, and Taiwan sets release date.