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MUBI’s June 2025 Lineup Includes Twin Peaks, Việt and Nam, Gregg Araki & More

MUBI's June 2025 selections have arrived, featuring the previously announced mammoth drop of David Lynch and Mark Frost's Twin Peaks: Season 1 & 2 and Twin...

Cannes Review: Eagles of the Republic is a Playful Comedy-Thriller About an Egyptian Movie Star

George Fahmy (Fares Fares) is an A-list movie star of the highest order, something Eagles of the Republic establishes at the jump. We open on him with a beauti...

4K Restoration Trailer for Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse Explores the Tumultuous Making of Francis Ford Coppola’s War Epic

It was just a week ago that we got news that Mike Figgis' documentary Megadoc, exploring the making of Francis Ford Coppola's decades-in-the-works passion proj...

Lee Chang-dong Plans Fall Shoot for Next Film Possible Love

Update: Netflix has acquired the film, which "centers on two couples whose vastly different lifestyles create unexpected intersections, leading to disruptions ...

First Teaser Trailer for Julia Ducournau’s Alpha, Set for October 2025 Release

Set for a world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival today, Alpha provides Julia Ducournau the unenviable task of following 2021's Palme d'Or winner Titane. St...

The Coen Brothers Will Reunite, When the Time is Right

The Cannes Film Festival is underway, and Ethan Coen will have the distinction of capping off the year's finest in cinema with a midnight premiere (this Friday...

Dogma 25 Movement Launches 30 Years After Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg’s Dogme 95

It's now been 30 years since Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg launched the Dogme 95 movement, featuring a set of stripped-down filmmaking rules to put powe...

Cannes Review: Drunken Noodles is a Sultry and Strangely Calming Drama

The laws of time and space are met with frisky ambivalence in Drunken Noodles, Lucio Castro’s anticipated third feature and surely the hottest title in this ye...

Cannes Review: Brand New Landscape is an Embodied Estrangement Drama from a Fresh Perspective

When confronted with the past, do you drive away or turn back to face it? Siblings Ren (Kurosaki Kodai, in his first lead role) and Emi (Mai Kiryu) have be...

Cannes Review: Chie Hayakawa’s Renoir is a Gradually Rewarding Coming-of-Age Story

Just three years since earning a special mention from the Camera d’Or jury for Plan 75, Chie Hayakawa returns to Cannes as one of seven filmmakers debuting in ...

News

Olivier Assayas Plans Sequels to Something in the Air and Suspended Time

Christian Petzold Wants Nina Hoss and Paula Beer to Star in His Next Film

First Look at Martin Scorsese’s What Happens at Night Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence

Trailers

Maurice Pialat’s Magnum Opus Gets Restored in New Trailer for La maison des bois

Wild Horse Nine Trailer: John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell Lead Martin McDonagh’s Dark Comedy

Mad Bills to Pay Trailer: Joel Alfonso Vargas’ Sundance, Berlinale, and ND/NF Selection Opens in April

Reviews

SXSW Review: Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas Strike a Chord in John Carney’s Power Ballad

Late Shift Review: A Highly Intense, Single-Minded Procedural

Miroirs No. 3 Review: Christian Petzold’s Enigmatic Drama About Letting Go

Features

New to Streaming: Magellan, All That’s Left of You, Roofman & More

NYC Weekend Watch: Godard and Lewis, Hou Hsiao-hsien, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance & More

The Best Movies Now Playing in Theaters

Interviews

“The Movie Is More Intelligent Than I”: Christian Petzold on Miroirs No. 3

“Every Single Day Was a Nightmare”: Annemarie Jacir on the Past and Present of Palestine 36

“I Want to Capture Miracles”: Alexandre Koberidze on Dry Leaf and Shooting on a Sony Ericsson

Podcasts

Gabe Klinger on Finishing Movies, Navigating Festivals, and Isabel

The Academy Award Categories That No Longer Exist

Remembering Tom Noonan with Keith Uhlich

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