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Nadav Lapid’s ‘Yes!’ Delivers a Brazen Satire of Israeli Power and Complicity

Early coverage frames the film as a direct challenge to a culture that normalizes war.

New York Launches Art House Cinema Week, March 20–26, With 5,000 Free Tickets

Cast Says Improvisation Fueled ‘Sentimental Value,’ Now Nominated for Nine Oscars

François Ozon’s The Stranger Unveils Trailer as New York Showcase Opener, Sets April 3 U.S. Release

Ildikó Enyedi’s Silent Friend Sets May U.S. Release as Trailer Debuts

Berlinale 2026 Crowns 'Gelbe Briefe' With Golden Bear as On-Stage Protests Define Closing Night

Fernando Eimbcke’s ‘Moscas’ Impresses in Berlinale Competition

Ethan Hawke Backs Anti-Fascism, Questions Celebrity Political Authority at Berlin Film Festival

Jhankaar Beats Team Reunites at KGAF to Revisit Legacy and Call Out Hype-Driven Film Culture

Berlinale Picks Shahrbanoo Sadat’s ‘No Good Men’ to Open 2026 Festival

Shahrbanoo Sadat’s ‘No Good Men’ to Open 76th Berlin Film Festival

After Red-Carpet Handoff, ‘El Agente Secreto’ Director Speaks as Critics’ Choice Faces Backlash

Béla Tarr, Influential Hungarian Filmmaker, Dies at 70

Hungarian Director Béla Tarr Dies at 70

Clichy-La-Garenne Cinema Director Resigns After Mayor Forces 'Sacré Cœur' Screening

U.S. Trailer Drops for Venice Winner ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ as Dec. 17 Release Set

At IFFI, Vidhu Vinod Chopra Reflects on 45 Years as 8K Restoration of 1942: A Love Story Debuts

AI Becomes IFFI’s Unofficial Star as Kapur, Tuttle Outline Cinema’s Next Phase

Pope Leone XIV Urges Action to Protect Cinemas, Warns on Algorithms and AI

Peter Watkins Reappraised as a Pioneer of Mockumentary and Anti-Nuclear Cinema