Reviews

Quentin Dupieux is a green dog, and in his latest film he delivers morose nonsense about masculine and feminine pathos

Park Chan-wook’s films become visual and sensitive experiences, something that he has achieved once again in his new film with

The real case of a murderer who, in 2001, killed 16 prostitutes in Mashhad inspired Ali Abbasi to make a

Diego Lerman’s film with Juan Minujín, Alfredo Castro and Bárbara Lennie as protagonists reflects the distance between teachers and students.

Eduardo Casanova’s new film moves away from optimism, enjoys cultivating impact and recreates the concerns of good women. Edward Casanova

Maggie Peren writes and directs this new testimony about the horrors of World War II and, despite everything, the irrepressible

The director reunites for the fifth time with Jason Statham in this spy story that also stars Hugh Grant. With

The protagonist of ‘The Squid Game’ makes his directorial debut with this film about an assassinated president and an infiltrated

Blumhouse Productions and James Wan join their demonic forces to tell us the story of this robotic doll. When Steven

Cristian Mungiu writes and directs a drama that takes us to a troubled Transylvania to show us the sociopolitical tensions