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Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue Trail Opens in Theaters

Critics say the near-future odyssey uses wit and vivid Amazon imagery to probe how states manage old age.

Sergei Loznitsa’s Two Prosecutors Opens in Theaters With a Chilling Study of Manufactured Truth

Óliver Laxe’s ‘Sirāt’ Opens In Theaters With Strong Reviews And Oscar Nods

‘Midwinter Break’ Opens Friday With Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds at the Fore of a Somber Marital Drama

Fernando Eimbcke’s Flies (Moscas) Bows in Berlin Competition to Warm Early Reviews

Anthony Chen's 'We Are All Strangers' Premieres in Berlinale Competition

‘Yellow Letters’ Premieres in Berlinale Competition as International Deals Roll In

‘My Father’s Shadow’ Opens in North American Theaters to Strong Reviews

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

Sundance Debut 'Extra Geography' Draws Early Praise as It Seeks U.S. Distribution

Olive Nwosu’s Lagos-Set Debut ‘Lady’ Premieres at Sundance to Strong Early Notices

‘Little Trouble Girls’ Opens in New York to Strong Early Reviews

Hand-Drawn Sci‑Fi Arco Begins Awards‑Qualifying Run as Critics Praise Its Vision

Colin Farrell’s Ballad of a Small Player Surges on Netflix Despite Mixed Reviews

Ildikó Enyedi’s Silent Friend Closes Venice Competition to Warm Ovation

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

Broken Voices Premieres at Karlovy Vary to Acclaim for Subtle Reckoning With Choir Abuse