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Little White Lies
17.09.2025
A group of teens rebel against the authoritarian surveillance state of a near-future Tokyo in Neo Sora’s debut narrative feature.
Cillian Murphy is a harried headmaster at a school for troubled boys in this frantic and uneven adaptation of Max Porter’s poetic novella, ‘Shy’.
15.09.2025
The French electronic duo were the musical backbone behind Sofia Coppola’s startling debut. A 25th anniversary reissue saw them reconstructing much of…
12.09.2025
A collection of 22 short films by Palestinian filmmakers captures the reality of life in Gaza since Israel's renewed invasion.
The iconic Brit metal trio come out of retirement for one final star-studded gig. Frankly, they shouldn't have bothered.
The World Porridge-making Championships are the subject of Constantine Costi’s wholesome doc.
11.09.2025
Sophy Romvari's feature debut is a formally adventurous, touching portrait of childhood.
Arnaud Desplechin is on fine form with this drama in which a pianist finds himself caught between the future and the past.
10.09.2025
Jan-Ole Gerster combines Hitchcockian thrills with a seductive European sensibility against an all-inclusive Canary Islands resort in his English language…
On Truth & Movies this week, we come to you live from the city that gave us Don’t Look Now and The Souvenir, Venice, where we’re here to report on the…
The director of The Hunger Games pivots towards gnarly allegory in this violent Stephen King adaptation about a hike to the death.
09.09.2025
Roman Gavras' timely satire, set in the world of the uber rich, fails to cut despite its starry cast.
Steven Soderbergh casts Sir Ian McKellen and Michaela Cole in his London-set art world drama.
Claire Denis' fourth film shot in Africa concerns an American foreman attempting to smooth over the death of a worker, starring Matt Dillon and Isaach de…
08.09.2025
John Early's directorial debut, about a young woman struggling with an eating disorder, is a sincere and surprising comedic triumph.
David Michôd's biopic of pioneering boxer Christy Martin is a serviceable showcase for Sydney Sweeney.
Aneil Karia’s Hamlet, starring Riz Ahmed as the doomed prince, is an occasionally beautiful but largely inert exercise.
06.09.2025
Hungarian filmmaker ldikó Enyedi turns a university's botanical garden into a site of limitless curiosity as an ancient tree observes the rhythms of three…
Gianfranco Rosi's study of Italy's legendary Mount Vesuvius is a beautiful but occasionally stagnant portrait of life near an active volcano.
Ahead of its release on MUBI, we explore how hints of Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis can be seen in a number of the filmmaker’s past classics.
05.09.2025
Shu Qi, legendary actress and star of Millennium Mambo, makes her filmmaking debut with an unflinching story of a child coming of age in an unstable home.
Julia Jackman's adaptation of Isabel Greenberg's graphic novel is a charming, ambitious queer fantasy.
04.09.2025
Pietro Marcello's half-literal, half-imagined portrait of legendary Italian actress Eleonora Duse is elevated by the splendor of leading lady Valeria…
Julian Schnabel's turgid adaptation of Nick Tosches' 2002 novel recreates the experience of travelling through Dante's Inferno for the viewer.
Hind Rajab’s story is almost too terrible to face, yet this masterwork from Kaouther Ben Hania demands we bear witness.
In his first film in 14 years, Ross McElwee comes to terms with the death of his son Adrian, and what good documentary is in the face of heartbreak.
03.09.2025
Anuparna Roy’s feature debut tackles female urban isolation with painterly visuals but an underbaked narrative.
Gus Van Sant's thriller based on the true story of Tony Kiritsis is compelling but offers little to an already rich subgenre.
François Ozon adapts Albert Camus' classic novel about a disaffected French ex-pat with mostly effective results.
Kathryn Bigelow's taut political thriller sees the US government race to respond to an impending nuclear threat.
02.09.2025
Kent Jones' comedy about a long-in-the-tooth poet achieving recognition for a book he wrote in his youth talks a lot but doesn't say anything.
Olivier Assayas' mad and maddening take on the mastermind behind Putin never quite lands a proper punch.
Sofia Coppola presents an affectionate but unrevealing portrait of her friend, fashion designer Marc Jacobs.
Lucrecia Martel's years-in-the-making documentary about the murder of an Indigenous Argentinian man starkly lays out the rigged justice system in her…
The second instalment of Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's lesbian genre film trilogy manages to just about snag a passing grade.
Ophélia Kolb gives a fine performance as a rebellious single mother in Jasmin Gordon's poignant debut feature.
Benny Safdie delivers a knock-out with Dwayne Johnson starring as UFC pioneer Mark Kerr.
On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss dark comedy The Roses, Darren Aronofsky's return with Caught Stealing and “Box Office Poison” with critic Tim…
Albert Serra captures the ritualistic violence and resplendent beauty of bullfighting in his magnetic, complex documentary about matador Andrés Roca Rey.
Mona Fastvold's musical account of religious leader Ann Lee and her chaste Shakers is a mesmerising but often perplexing yarn.