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Paul Thomas Anderson Luca Guadagnino Park Chan-wook Kathryn Bigelow Darren Aronofsky Joachim Trier Jim Jarmusch Brady Corbet Kleber Mendonça Filho Jaume Collet-Serra Paolo Sorrentino Athina Rachel Tsangari Paul Greengrass David Mackenzie Spike Lee Kogonada Yorgos Lanthimos Teona Strugar Mitevska Ildikó Enyedi Claire Denis Josh Safdie Benny Safdie Kelly Reichardt Guillermo del Toro James L. Brooks Jafar Panahi Bryan Fuller Cattet & Forzani Rajesh Madhavan Angela Schanelec Hong Sangsoo László Nemes Kurdwin Ayub Clint Eastwood Pablo Agüero Cherien Dabis Andrew Patterson Wes Anderson David Cronenberg Emmanuel Finkiel Anupam Kher Derek Cianfrance

Hong Sangsoo’s “What Does That Nature Say to You” Opens in Theaters Today

Critics highlight a talk-driven family melodrama shaped by Hong Sangsoo’s DIY authorship.

Angela Schanelec’s ‘My Wife Cries’ Premieres in Berlinale Competition, Seeking U.S. Distribution

Kogonada's 'Zi' Premieres at Sundance as a Microbudget, Sound-Driven Experiment

‘No Other Choice’ Draws Rave Reviews as BAFTA Longlist and UK Release Build Momentum

Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice Hits U.S. Theaters as Critics Praise Craft, Question Tone

‘The Secret Agent’ Begins U.S. Run on Awards Wave for Kleber Mendonça Filho and Wagner Moura

After the Hunt Stumbles at the Box Office as Reviews Split

Del Toro’s Frankenstein Wins Strong Early Reviews for Elordi’s Creature and Gothic Craft

Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident Opens in U.S. Theaters as Neon, Medan Launch Rollout

The Mastermind Earns Early Praise for Josh O’Connor and Rob Mazurek’s Jazzy Score

Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘A House of Dynamite’ Premieres at NYFF, Theatrical Release Set for Oct. 10

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

At TIFF, Sentimental Value Extends Awards Momentum Ahead of November Release

László Nemes’ Orphan Premieres in Venice Competition as Director Emphasizes Humanist Cinema

‘Mother’ Opens Venice Horizons, Draws Mixed Reviews for Punk-Tinged Mother Teresa Portrait

Sorrentino’s ‘La Grazia’ Opens Venice With Ovation and Mixed Early Reviews

The Phoenician Scheme’s Opulent Design Garners Praise and Divides Critics on Narrative Depth