The series includes the latest by the prodigious Olivier Assayas, Denis Podalydès as Inspector Jules Maigret, and Charlotte Rampling, whose arch stares can turn you into stone.
With its sprawling story of a fitful brotherhood at its center, Kokuho is often a film of ravishing beauty.
At the center of this black comedy stands the extraordinary performance of Ubeimar Ríos.
Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne’s latest, set in a state-run maternity home, follows five underprivileged teenagers who have either recently given birth or are about to.
The depth and nuance of loss are well-rendered in Israeli filmmaker Tom Nesher’s directorial debut.
An assured, affecting, and invigorating film that is likely to hold up to repeated viewings.
A woman’s plunge off a pedestrian bridge into the currents of the Rhône sets off a phobia of water in this elegant festival discovery.
A 24-year-old woman went to a hospital with severe abdominal pain and ended up deprived of her freedom for three years.
Three hidden gems and undistributed films that deserve attention.