Dir. David Freyne
If there’s one complaint we have about Eternity, it’s that it presents an interesting afterlife that doles out different kinds…
Dir. Robert Eggers
Nosferatu is impressive on all counts. On the acting front, you have Skarsgård performing a career-best—he’s been many monsters, but…
Dir. Andrea Arnold
Given the genre being centered on a child protagonist, many coming-of-age stories sideline parents in the narrative, sometimes to the…
Dir. Cameron Cairnes & Colin Cairnes
After you get back home, and you tuck your kids to bed, we search for some easy entertainment in the…
Dir. Alice Rohrwacher
La Chimera is often meandering. Scenes flitter about and move at different paces, resembling dreams more than they do reality,…
Dir. Ariane Louis-Seize
When vampires choose not to kill a human, it’s usually played up with so much drama, angst, and maybe a…
Dir. Hayao Miyazaki
The Boy and the Heron isn’t Hayao Miyazaki’s best film, nor is it his most accessible, seeing as the director…
Dir. Hideaki Anno
With Marvel and DC monopolizing the superhero landscape with high budgets, big-name actors, and CGI graphics, Shin Kamen Rider feels…
Dir. Kenneth Dagatan & Kenneth Lim Dagatan
There’s a cruelty to In My Mother’s Skin that may seem off-putting at first, but one must reckon with the…
Dir. Mel Eslyn
There’s an elephant lurking in the room from the outset of Biosphere, in which two men are the last survivors…
Dir. Jennifer Perrott & Rick Thiele
A beloved children’s story gets its umpteenth adaptation here, this time from the screenwriter of 2018’s Watership Down — who…
Dir. Ann Oren
Visual artist Ann Oren’s first foray into feature-length filmmaking is a sensual delight and a gift that keeps on giving.…
Dir. Martika Ramirez Escobar
At times looking and sounding like a real Filipino action film from 50 years ago, while painstakingly edited to juggle…
Dir. Gigi Soares & Renata Pinheiro
The less you try to think about the absurd fantasy premise of this satire on Brazilian telenovelas, the better. Based…
While this spin-off of Netflix’s previous Castlevania series doesn’t have the most interesting take on vampires, Nocturne’s stellar action scenes…
Dir. Quentin Dupieux
At 80 minutes, Smoking Causes Coughing is another slice of perfectly paced absurdist fun from Quentin Dupieux, the zany mind…
The Resort may start off as a familiar murder mystery, but it quickly unfolds into a multi-genre feat re-filled with…
Dir. Makoto Shinkai
Part fantasy, part road trip, and part coming-of-age, Suzume is a rich and fast-paced tale with no dull moments in…
Dir. Lorcan Finnegan
Irish director Lorcan Finnegan’s follow-up to the social dystopia Vivarium, too, centers around the trials and tribulations of a nuclear…
Dir. Guillermo del Toro
After more than 400 separate film adaptations, is there anything new to say about the monster that birthed the sci-fi…
Dir. Tomohisa Taguchi
With time-bending natural phenomena linking two teenagers into a romance, there’s no denying that The Tunnel to Summer, the Exit…
As is only appropriate for a limited series about such a horrific period in human history, The Underground Railroad isn’t…
Dir. Eskil Vogt
The Innocents is a Norweigan thriller that follows four kids who discover they have supernatural powers over the summer. They…
Dir. Philippe Lacôte
With a script that seems to have been written for a medieval fantasy, but set in a present-day Ivorian jail,…
Dir. Joel Coen
Joel Coen’s minimalist vision of the Scottish play emphasizes that these monstrous acts of hubris and violence are carried out…
Dir. Mamoru Hosoda
This Japanese animated film employs a gorgeous blend of CGI and traditional animation—as well as intricately orchestrated original songs—to present…
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