Director Dag Johan Haugerud beautifully captures the anxiety and obsession that come with being in love for the first time.

A shimmering example of a genre that has been resurrected in an unexpected way, this time as a tropical noir.

The exhilaration of making music together.

A groundbreaking work of queer cinema that warrants reexamination, as well as the attention of new viewers.

In a Paris-set, candy-colored—though melancholic—portrait, a young sex worker finds herself at a crossroads.

First-time director Agathe Riedinger’s gives us a glimpse into an influencer’s world—a callous yet naive place with its own fickle rules.

A sports-mafia drama and an Almodóvar–esque tragicomedy.

Two journalists and one academic from France receive, and accept, an invitation to interview the notorious dictator.

The trilogy “Love, Sex and Dreams” is shaping up as this summer’s most sophisticated cinephile secret.