
Frameline, the organizer of the San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, announced the recipients of its annual Frameline Completion Fund grants.
A gripping real-life struggle over land, justice, and history in the Indigenous community of Chuschagasta, in Argentina, unfolds in Our Land (Nuestra tierra), the powerful documentary from Lucrecia Martel.
Blue Heron, the debut feature from filmmaker Sophy Romvari, is a deeply personal story of memory, family, and unresolved trauma.
Known for his character-driven storytelling, Two Seasons, Two Strangers, the latest feature from Japanese filmmaker Sho Miyake, is a contemplative drama that bridges two parallel narratives across summer and winter.
Scared to Death, the irreverent, high-voltage, and star-studded new horror-comedy from award-winning director Paul Boyd, is now playing in theaters nationwide in a Friday the 13th release.
Vertical debuted the official trailer for Desert Warrior, the long‑in‑the‑making historical epic directed by Rupert Wyatt.
The eerie atmosphere of Irish folk horror takes center stage in Hokum, the latest supernatural thriller from filmmaker Damian McCarthy.
Inspired by true events during the fall of Kabul in August 2021, 13 Days 13 Nights (13 Jours, 13 Nuits), the intense political thriller directed by Martin Bourboulon, dramatizes the desperate effort to evacuate civilians from the French Embassy as Taliban forces seize control of the Afghan capital.
Music, rivalry, and humor collide in Power Ballad, the new musical comedy film starring Paul Rudd as a wedding singer past his prime, and Nick Jonas as a fading boy band star whose chance encounter sparks both friendship and conflict.