A child-oriented blend of animation and documentary celebrates Argentine goalkeeper Emi Martínez’s journey, with his father stealing every scene.
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‘Emi Martínez: The Kid Who Stops Time’ Review: A Warm Netflix Family Portrait Of Argentina’s Beloved Goalkeeper
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‘Spider-Noir’ Review: Nicolas Cage’s Brooding Detective Marvel Is Stylish, Tangled, And Impossible To Look Away From
A retired Spider reinvents himself as a world-weary private detective in 1930s Manhattan, where mob wars and femmes fatales slowly drag him back into costume. Prime Video.
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‘The Boroughs’ Review: Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’ Meets Golden Age Sleuthing
Retired neighbors at an upscale community uncover a supernatural conspiracy lurking beneath their too-perfect new home. Starring Alfred Molina, Alfre Woodard and Geena Davis.
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‘Las corrientes’ Review: Haunted by Water, Adrift in Herself
Isabel Aimé González Sola anchors Milagros Mumenthaler’s enigmatic drama about a designer who loses her bearings after a sudden rupture in Switzerland. Opens May 29 in New York | June 5 in Los Angeles
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‘For The Opponents’ Cannes Review: A Stunning Short That Finds an Entire Childhood in a Boxing Ring
A young boxer’s face tells the story of a childhood crushed under the weight of an adult dream during a single fight.
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Cannes 2026: las 20 mejores películas del festival
Una edición curiosa, con algunos buenos títulos pero ninguna obra maestra en la sección oficial; una buena lista de películas en las secciones paralelas y una cantidad de films cuya presencia en Cannes es difícil de entender.
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‘The Dreamed Adventure’ Cannes Review: Valeska Grisebach’s Unhurried Masterwork Of Border-Town Tension And Female Resilience
A woman navigating the criminal underbelly of a Bulgarian border town searches for a vanished friend while quietly holding her own world together. In Competition.
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‘The Birthday Party’ Cannes Review: Monica Bellucci Shines In An Otherwise Undercooked Home-Invasion Exercise
A woman’s birthday turns deadly when armed strangers invade her home claiming she’s someone else entirely. Starring Hafsia Herzi, Bênoit Magimel and Monica Bellucci.
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‘Coward’ Cannes Review: Lukas Dhont’s Quiet Portrait Of Queer Love And Survival In The Trenches
On the WWI Belgian front, a withdrawn farm boy falls for his regiment’s theater troupe leader, finding in art an unexpected refuge and awakening. In Competition.
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‘Victorian Psycho’ Cannes Review: Maika Monroe Turns Final Girl Convention Upside Down
A deranged Victorian governess leaves a trail of bodies — and an impeccable smile — across the English countryside. Starring Maika Monroe and Ruth Wilson. Un Certain Regard.



