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La Llegada del Hijo Earns Strong Reviews as It Opens in Few Buenos Aires Cinemas

Major Argentine critics praise its performances despite limited theatrical availability.

Claire Denis’ ‘The Fence’ Bows at TIFF as Reviews Weigh Atmosphere Against Theatricality

‘La terra negra’ Brings Liturgical Rural Mystery to Cinemas on Aug. 29

Sorrentino’s La Grazia Opens Venice Competition to Warm Early Reviews

UK Critics Hail Eva Victor’s ‘Sorry, Baby’ for Its Restrained Portrayal of Assault

Ari Aster’s Eddington Expands to Cinemas Overseas as Critics Divide on Its Pandemic Satire

Eva Victor’s ‘Sorry, Baby’ Draws Acclaim for Tender, Unsensational Debut

Desire Lines Debuts at Locarno with Dreamlike Exploration of Trauma and Identity

Pedro Pinho’s ‘Le Rire et le Couteau’ Debuts in Cinemas Today

Jafar Panahi Makes Triumphant Return to Cannes with Palme d'Or Contender

Chie Hayakawa's 'Renoir' Earns Praise at Cannes 2025 for Emotional Depth and Cross-Cultural Collaboration

‘Oslo Stories: Liebe’ Debuts in German Cinemas, Exploring Digital Intimacy and Urban Life

'The Teacher' Offers a Resonant Tale of Loss and Resistance in the West Bank

Oscar-Winning Film 'Für immer hier' Chronicles Family's Struggle During Brazil's Military Dictatorship

Oscar-Nominated Film 'The Brutalist' Garners Praise and Criticism for Its Ambitious Scope

Eva Victor’s 'Sorry, Baby' Earns Acclaim at Sundance as a Poignant and Witty Debut

Brady Corbet’s 'The Brutalist' Garners Acclaim and Divides Critics

Film Adaptation 'Hiver à Sokcho' Debuts to Critical Acclaim

Nicole Kidman’s 'Babygirl' Redefines Erotic Cinema with Bold Female Perspective

‘The Outrun’ Explores Addiction and Redemption on Scotland’s Orkney Islands