A fearless chronicle of Judas Priest’s rise—from Birmingham’s industrial streets to global metal icons—celebrating their music, their image, and the fans who swear by them.

A dysfunctional billionaire family implodes from within when an outsider disrupts their warped routines in this pitch-black satire of privilege, cruelty, and mutual destruction.

A couple who meet in adolescence grow old together and face health issues in this Brazilian film that blends observational realism with science fiction.

A stay at Addis Ababa’s Hilton becomes the starting point for Ruth Beckermann’s layered exploration of Ethiopia’s imperial past, fractured present, and the hidden meanings that connect them.

A televised interview in a borrowed apartment spirals into a wry chamber piece about artistic identity, generational tensions, and the quiet sexism embedded in the world of contemporary music.

Dreaming of a perfect family life, Saga and her husband Jon move to her childhood home in a remote Finnish forest—only for Saga to become convinced that something is terribly wrong with their newborn baby.

Two young men —one from Ghana, the other from Canada— are brought together by their respective searches for information about their absent fathers.

This documentary pieces together a violent death through court records, personal accounts, and the unresolved history of a land dispute involving the Mapuche Nation in Patagonia.

A mother and daughter reconnect with their shared roots across a funeral in Guinea-Bissau and a wedding in France, in a hybrid film that blurs the boundaries between ritual, performance, and lived experience.

Family pressure to become a mother leads Alejandra into deeply problematic situations in this documentary-fiction hybrid shot in Mexico by the Chilean filmmaker Maite Alberdi. A Netflix release.