Una escritora con problemas económicos recibe un encargo llamativo: un hombre mayor la contrata para que le escriba una carta a un ser querido. Con Harvey Keitel y Britt Robertson.

This documentary about the photographer Lynsey Addario alternates between her gripping coverage of global conflicts and her family life—raising questions about gender, sacrifice, and what it means to bear witness to history.

Este documental del realizador de «1982» cuenta la crisis económica y política argentina de diciembre de 2001 utilizando solo materiales periodísticos de la época.

The «A Fantastic Woman» director turns Chile’s 2018 feminist uprising into a musical—a daring, well-intentioned experiment that struggles to find harmony between message and art. Streaming on Netflix from November 14.

Este documental sobre la fotógrafa de guerra Lynsey Addario alterna entre sus impactantes coberturas en zonas de conflicto y su vida familiar, reflexionando sobre el género, el sacrificio y el acto de ser testigo de la historia.

Un documental sobre Leonardo Favio en el rodaje de «Aniceto» y otro sobre la historia de un joven chaqueño que murió en una emboscada.

In a deserted seaside town in northern South Korea, a young woman working at a small guesthouse becomes fascinated by a French artist staying there. Their brief, fragile connection unfolds amid cold landscapes and unspoken emotions, in this delicate adaptation of Elisa Shua Dusapin’s acclaimed novel.

A woman who suffers a miscarriage in a hospital is arrested for murder and sent to prison in this Argentine film focused on the efforts to free her. Starring Dolores Fonzi, Camila Plaate, Laura Paredes, and Julieta Cardinali.

Oscar Isaac’s Victor and Jacob Elordi’s Creature anchor a lavish yet sensitive retelling, where the real monster may not be the one assembled from corpses. The film premieres in theaters before later streaming on Netflix.

In the new film from ‘The Worst Person in the World’ director, a famous Norwegian filmmaker (Stellan Skarsgård) reunites with his estranged daughter (Renate Reinsve), an actress, to ask her to star in his new movie — a deeply personal story inspired by their own family history. When she refuses, he casts a Hollywood star (Elle Fanning) instead, blurring the lines between fiction, memory, and reconciliation.