Russell Crowe, Rami Malek and Michael Shannon give meaty performances in James Vanderbilt's 'Nuremberg', a solidly entertaining historical drama about the post-war trials of prominent Nazis, which is low on subtlety but full of timely political messages.
Spanish director Alauda Ruiz de Azua won San Sebastian's best film prize with her witty, paradoxical and often quite moving 'Sundays'.
Amid widespread concern over the health of the Korean film industry, the Busan International Film Festival celebrated its 30th edition hosting domestic films – and audiences – marked by their variety and vitality.
Mattie Do’s The Sleeping Beauty is a beguiling fairy tale of accursed love that blends fantasy and horror, born of traditional Laotian folklore.
François Ozon gives much-loved Albert Camus novel 'L'Étranger' a chic retro-modernist polish in this sumptuously shot adaptation of a French literary classic.
En la competencia por la Palma de Oro, el 3er. largometraje de la cineasta española Carla Simón, Romería, ofrece un apasionante drama familiar que gira en torno a una joven en su búsqueda por la verdad sobre la muerte prematura de su padre.
Ondrej Provaznik’s 'Broken Voices' takes the top prize, while debut directors flourish at Oldenburg 2025.
