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Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s First Samurai Film Gets U.S. Release and Trailer

Janus Films has set a July 31 theatrical rollout to introduce the director’s four‑chapter, castle‑bound jidaigeki to American art‑house audiences.

Pawlikowski’s Fatherland Gets Trailer and Fall Theatrical Release After Cannes Best Director Win

Barnard’s I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning Wins Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Audience Award

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s The Samurai and the Prisoner Premieres at Cannes

Pawlikowski’s Fatherland Draws Ovations at Cannes

Reed Van Dyk’s ‘Atonement’ Bows in Cannes Directors’ Fortnight

Diego Luna’s Ashes Premieres at Cannes to Positive Early Reviews

Butterfly Jam Opens Directors' Fortnight With Praise for Craft, Doubts About Story

Netflix Begins Production on Korean Political Drama 'The Generals' From Yoon Jong-bin

Sho Miyake’s Two Seasons, Two Strangers Earns New Acclaim After Golden Leopard Win

Agon Recasts Olympic Stories Through a Stark Fiction–Fact Hybrid

Focus Sets Paul Greengrass’ The Uprising for September 11, 2026

‘El Mago del Kremlin’ Earns Early Reviews as Regional Release Approaches

Leyla Bouzid’s À voix basse Opens in France, Confronting Tunisia’s Anti-LGBT Law

Buenos Aires Reviews Praise Caso 137’s Unflinching Look at Police Oversight

Well Go USA Sets August Release for Yeon Sang-ho’s Colony After Cannes Debut

First U.S. Trailer Drops for Assayas’s The Wizard of the Kremlin

“Nuremberg” Opens in Argentine Theaters With Star Turns and a Cautious Script

Sorrentino’s La Grazia Opens in Germany After Venice Acclaim and Italian Box-Office Success

El Arquitecto Opens in Spain With a Sharp Recasting of the Grande Arche Saga