A tender, playful portrait of the cult TV host, tracing her erotic public-access fame and present-day life preserving a wild, vanished New York era.

A journey to the Falklands becomes a deeply personal exploration of memory, identity, and reconciliation, as a filmmaker listens to voices rarely heard in Argentina. Critics’ Week.

A reunion between two friends sparks reckless nights, strained relationships, and emotional fallout, as their intense connection threatens everything built in their separate lives.

An Icelandic author intertwines family memories and disappearing glaciers, creating a lyrical essay on climate change, loss, and the uncertain possibility of a future.

As Macondo modernizes, the Buendía family unravels amid desire, repression, and foreign exploitation, revealing how progress reshapes memory, power, and collective destiny. August 5.

The founding of Macondo and the Buendía family is rendered with precision and scale, though the series struggles to transcend its literary blueprint.

A furious young heir navigates betrayal, class conflict, and revenge in a gentrified city, as Shakespeare’s Hamlet is reimagined with kinetic urgency.

This inventive but uneven biopic turns Kafka into both character and icon, juggling timelines and tourist gaze while sacrificing depth for narrative cleverness.

A reckless detour into underwater caves traps a group of friends with a prowling shark, forcing them to confront fear, betrayal, and their own terrible decisions. Streaming on Prime Video.

Joe and Angela’s relationship is on the brink of collapse, just as their upstairs neighbors arrive for dinner and everything spirals disastrously out of control.