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Almodóvar’s Amarga Navidad Is a Raw Autofictional Return

The Cannes-selected film frames a director as the author’s alter ego to close a decade-spanning autofiction arc and begin a commercial rollout.

Masson’s Ulysse Closes Un Certain Regard at Cannes

La Gradiva Wins Critics’ Week Grand Prize at Cannes

Mexico City Launches ‘Nahui’ Film Market for October, Backed by New Seed Fund

Riz Ahmed’s Hamlet Opens in Theaters With a South Asian London Reimagining

‘Pillion’ Opens in Germany With a Laconic BDSM Romance

Mia Hansen-Løve Honored at D’A Festival, Reaffirms Independence as Wollstonecraft Film Faces Funding Hurdles

Saeed Roustaee’s Woman and Child Opens in France Under Iran’s Censorship Rules

Rima Das’ ‘Not a Hero’ Earns Crystal Bear Special Mention at Berlinale 2026

Argentine Director and Cinematographer Juan Carlos Desanzo Dies at 88

Sandra Hüller’s ‘Rose’ Premieres in Berlinale Competition to Strong Reviews

Cineteca Nacional Sets Feb. 9 Meeting as Staff Threaten Indefinite Strike Over Pay and Contracts

Sundance Breakout 'Leviticus' Earns Strong Reviews for Queer Horror Debut

The History of Sound Opens to Praise for Music, Questions About Its Romance

Markiplier’s Iron Lung Expands to 2,500 Theaters With Strong Presales Before Jan. 30 Release

Lav Diaz’s Magellan Recasts the Explorer as a Brutal Agent of Conquest

Béla Tarr, Influential Hungarian Filmmaker, Dies at 70

Netflix Premieres 'Ciudad de Sombras,' a Gaudí-Centered Thriller and Verónica Echegui’s Final TV Role

Love Me Tender Opens in France to Strong Notices for Vicky Krieps

Jérôme Bonnell’s La Condition Opens in France to Strong Early Reviews