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Julian Schnabel’s In the Hand of Dante Debuts on Netflix to Largely Negative Reviews

The film’s streaming release on June 24 has focused attention on its bold visuals and disputed storytelling choices.

Nolan’s Odyssey Draws Intense Debate Over Casting and Modern Style

Louvre Crown‑Jewels Heist to Become Film by Romain Gavras and a Documentary Series

Netflix Sets August Dates for Final Chapters of Cien Años de Soledad

‘Is God Is’ Opens to Strong Reviews for Aleshea Harris’s Audacious Film Debut

Emerald Fennell’s Hurlevent Opens With a Sex‑Forward Brontë Rework as Early Critics Push Back

Kristen Stewart’s ‘The Chronology of Water’ Draws Strong Early Reviews in U.S. Theatrical Run

Valérie Donzelli’s ‘À pied d’œuvre’ Opens in France With a Clear-Eyed Look at Precarious Work

H Is for Hawk Opens Nationwide as Critics Applaud Claire Foy and Falconry Realism

H Is for Hawk Lands in UK and Ireland Cinemas Friday After Festival Run

Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet Opens in France After Golden Globes Triumph

‘100 Nights of Hero’ Opens to Stylish Praise and Concerns Over a Tamed Adaptation

Romane Bohringer’s Docu‑Fiction ‘Dites‑lui que je l’aime’ Rolls Out in French Cinemas

David Trueba’s ‘Siempre es invierno’ Opens Friday, Marking His First Adaptation of His Own Novel

Nia DaCosta’s Hedda Hits Prime Video as Reviews Hail Style and Debate Its Reimagining

François Ozon’s The Stranger Opens in France With a Bold Black-and-White Reinterpretation

Karmele Screens at San Sebastián as Altuna Honored With Premio Zinemira

‘The History of Sound’ Opens Friday With Early Reviews Citing Lush Songbook and Visual Craft

Hafsia Herzi’s 'La Petite Dernière' Captivates Cannes with Emotional Depth

‘Sterben für Beginner’ Premieres Tonight on ZDF, Exploring Friendship and Mortality