A woman returns home to Barcelona to care for her dying mother and unexpectedly joins a crew stealing saints from churches and cemeteries. Starrong Victoria Luengo and Ariadna Gil.

After her son dies driving the bus that killed dozens, an elderly woman sets out to personally apologize to every victim’s family. Screening in San Sebastián International Competition. A Netflix Release.

Danny Boyle chronicles how Rupert Murdoch and editor Larry Lamb turned a failing British newspaper into a sensationalist juggernaut. Starring Jack O’Connell and Guy Pearce.

A wealthy documentary filmmaker befriends a laid-off steelworker’s wife, blurring the line between genuine empathy and the exploitation of her subject’s pain. Streaming on Netflix this November.

Israeli Intelligence sources detail how AI systems locate Hamas targets inside Gaza homes, prioritizing kills over the civilian «collateral damage» left behind. Winner of the Special Jury Prize in Venice.

A woman with a hidden past starts a new life in rural France, drawn into a young mechanic’s shady dealings and a slow-burning family mystery. Starring Marion Cotillard and Théodore Pellerin.

A museum guard investigates her late father’s secluded life through his poems, tea ceremonies, and a mysterious key. In the San Sebastian Competition.

A neglected housewife gets an unexpected shot at the stage, discovering that acting can unleash years of frustration, anger and long-suppressed desires. Starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti. In Competition.

This adaptations of the Knut Hamsun novel tells the story of a solitary man and a woman who build a home from nothing in the Norwegian wilderness until the outside world begins to intrude.

A documentary revisits the Andes tragedy through survivors and victims’ families, revealing why the same event became both miracle and tragedy. Streaming on Netflix from December 18. In San Sebastian Film Festival.