Raise the Red Lantern Review
Zhang Yimou is one of China's most celebrated film auteurs. His works, such as Hero and House of Flying Daggers,...
world cinema
Mārama Review (Grimmfest Film Festival 2026): Intense Gothic Horror Infused With Māori Spirituality
Taratoa Stappard's debut feature is a fiery tale of ancestral convergence and transcendental retribution, bristling with anger and bursting with...
Ulya Review
The real life of Soviet-Latvian basketball champion Uljana Semjonova is as extraordinary as it is legendary. Starting from the rural...
One Final Delicate Trailer for Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love
Ahead of it's cinema and Streaming release, Netflix have release one final delicate trailer for Lee Chang-dong's beautifully crafted Possible...
“Who Are Your Friends?” Watch Big Girls Don’t Cry UK Trailer
Peccadillo Pictures have released the official UK Trailer for New Zealand coming of age drama Big Girls Don't Cry, that...
Elephants in the Fog Review (2026 BFI London Film Festival)
In Elephants in the Fog, Nepalese filmmaker Abinash Bikram Shah explores the tensions between personal freedom, family responsibilities and social...
Jean-Pierre Melville’s Classic Noir Un Flic Coming To 4K!
Jean-Pierre Melville is considered the spiritual godfather of French New Wave. He's is also one of filmmakers behind the creation...
MUBI Announce Release Details For Lukas Dhont’s Coward
Lukas Dhont's Queer war drama Coward made big waves when it made it's debut at Cannes Film Festival earlier in...
Watch UK Trailer For Māori Gothic Horror Mārama
Colonialism and Māori heritage clash in Victorian England as a young woman searches for her identity in Mārama. Vertigo Releasing...
Life unravelling for Lea Seydoux In Gentle Monster New Trailer
It just takes one secret to destroy everything and in the full trailer for thriller Gentle Monster, Lea Seydoux's life...
Cotton Queen Review: A Poetic, Tender Coming-Of-Age Drama
Who controls the future? That's a central question in the new coming-of-age film Cotton Queen. Set in a cotton-farming village...
They Call Sandra Huller A Soldier In Trailer For Rose
We're just over a week from the BFI London Film Festival and MUBI will release the beast in shape of...
Idda Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
The bond between two women can be the strongest of them all: sisterhood, motherhood, and any other kind of kinship....
Possible Love Review (2026 Toronto Film Festival)
Capitalism and social class go hand in hand, unavoidable constructs of a system that fails the working class while rewarding...