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Filipiñana Frames a Manila Golf Course as a Site of Inequality

Rafael Manuel uses slow pacing, precise framing and layered sound to make colonial land power and day-to-day exploitation feel immediate.

‘The Brink of War’ Opens to Mixed Reviews With Jared Harris Widely Praised

Will Poulter‑Led Union County Draws Praise for Neorealist Portrait of Addiction

Sara Ishaq’s The Station Premieres in Cannes Critics’ Week

Damian Lewis Joins ‘The Return of Stanley Atwell’ as Filming Begins in U.K. and Malta

‘Our Hero, Balthazar’ Opens in New York to Strong Notices for Daring Satire and Leads

My Father's Shadow Opens in Theaters With a Festival-Lauded Portrait of Family and 1993 Lagos

Maria Sødahl’s The Last Resort Wins Göteborg’s Dragon Award for Best Nordic Film

“Sheepdog” Opens Nationwide, Reframing Veterans’ Recovery as Post-Traumatic Growth

Joachim Trier’s ‘Sentimental Value’ Hits PVOD as Awards Momentum Builds

Hailey Gates’ Wartime Satire ‘Atropia’ Opens in Theaters as Critics Flag Uneven Bite

Renate Reinsve Says Trier Wrote Her ‘Sentimental Value’ Role as Film Widens Friday

‘Triumph of the Heart’ Opens in U.S. Theaters for One-Night Event About St. Maximilian Kolbe

‘Elisa’ Bows in Venice Competition With an Interview-Driven Psychodrama of Guilt

“The History of Sound” Nears Theaters as Mescal, O’Connor and Hermanus Stress Love Over Explicit Sex

Tarik Saleh’s ‘Eagles of the Republic’ Premieres at Cannes to Acclaim for Bold Political Critique