Director Anna Biller creates lavishly production-designed fantasias that enact nightmares of the feminine imagination.
Matías Piñeiro’s loose reinvention of 'Measure for Measure' is a meditation on uncertainty and subjectivity.
Tsai Ming-liang and muse Lee Kang-sheng make something beautiful out of routines.
Philippe Lacôte’s sophomore feature is a striking work steeped in West African lore.
Pedro Almodóvar’s latest, formed around monologues by a self-isolating Tilda Swinton, is a feast for the eyes and ears.
Heinz Emigholz takes us on a journey through five cities and life’s biggest questions.
Heinz Emigholz’s film explores the space between here and there and life and death through one man’s ceaseless monologues.
The series of shorts is all about the suppression and rediscovery, revealing how ghostly traces of half-remembered pasts demand to be acknowledged.
Reinventing Mayan mythology, ‘Tragic Jungle’ is an alluring portrait of 1920s central America that feels contemporary in its feminist and colonial critique.
This ghost story, finished by Raúl Ruiz’s widow more than five decades after its footage was captured, is a haunting reflection of memory.
This tale of an encounter with a sex robot gone awry has a retro aesthetic but shows promise as a strong proof of concept for sci-fi’s future.