AFI Fest 2026: Nina Roza
Nina Roza looks at the power of art and the effects of being separated from the identity of one’s origins.
AFI Fest 2026: La Gradiva
Rarely is a film as thoughtful and clean as La Gradiva.
AFI Fest 2026: The Diary of a Chambermaid
Radu Jude finds one of his strongest works with The Diary of a Chambermaid
AFI Fest 2026: Yellow Letters
When Yellow Letters is focused on the devastating effects of the removal of personal freedoms, it lands effectively as a deeply relevant and emotive feature
AFI Fest 2026: Rose
Rose delivers on its hype, resulting in an incredibly clean drama that stands tall as a poignant feminist text and deconstruction of the illogical nature of societal judgement.
TIFF 2026: Everytime
Everytime will end up being one of the most impressive works to come out of 2026.
TIFF 2026: The Last Photograph
The Last Photograph is Snyder on full display for all to see.
Cannes 2026: Orange-Flavoured Wedding
Few films feel as lively and lived-in as Orange-Flavoured Wedding.
Cannes 2026: Species
Species is a fantastic horror film. Both understanding how to employ fun and substance, the feature is a satisfying viewing experience
Cannes 2026: Che Guevara: The Last Companions
Che Guevara: The Last Companions is a vital use of cinema and documentary filmmaking to capture the first-hand accounts of modern history.
Cannes 2026: Titanic Ocean
Titanic Ocean has a dreamy world that you want to live in.
Cannes 2026: Forever Your Maternal Animal
Forever Your Maternal Animal is something special.
Cannes 2026: Made of Flesh and Fuel
Made of Flesh and Fuel is easily one of the best films of the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
Cannes 2026: Shana
Shana is a near-perfect reflection of the modern young adult experience, embracing the chaos and all the ups and downs that come with it.
Cannes 2026: Blaise
Every choice in Blaise is carefully considered, and every choice is the correct one.
SDAFF Spring Showcase 2026: Mārama
Mārama is still an effective piece both of genre filmmaking and cultural messaging, capturing real-life evil and offering a cathartic release against it.
Berlinale 2026: Chronicles from the Siege
At once harrowing and hopeful, Chronicles from the Siege is an ode to humanity, with its flaws, suffering, and moments of solidarity alike.
Berlinale 2026: Lali
Lali offers an interesting viewpoint on how tradition can coexist with modernity.
Berlinale 2026: Prosecution
Prosecution brings a timely reflection on what happens when the global institutions and systems we collectively place our faith in seem to be failing in their mission.
AFI Fest 2025: Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday is an incredibly crafted and emotional feature that brings a needed humanity to a conversation of privilege and societal power.