Oct 23 '25

BOSS

BOSS is a riotous action-comedy that flips the gangster genre on its head. Opening with a flashback to their swaggering youth—when any of them could have become the next don—the film leaps to the present, where the once-fearsome crew now faces middle age, fading street cred, and mundane dreams like opening a Korean-Chinese food franchise.

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ARMY ON THE TREE

Adapted from an unfinished work by acclaimed dramatist Hisashi Inoue, ARMY ON THE TREE is inspired by real events on the Okinawan island of Iejima in the final days of World War II. Inoue, whose plays often examined the legacy of war and the shared responsibility of ordinary Japanese citizens, conceived the story as a

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A PRIVATE LIFE

In her first French-language performance, Jodie Foster dazzles as Dr. Lilian Steiner, an American psychoanalyst in Paris whose orderly life unravels after the sudden death of a patient. Reeling from both personal and professional crises, Lilian becomes consumed with doubts about the supposed suicide and launches her own investigation—suspecting murder. Rebecca Zlotowski (OTHER PEOPLE’S CHILDREN)

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HEDDA

HEDDA, directed by Nia DaCosta (CANDYMAN, the upcoming 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE), is a bold, visually striking reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play, transplanted to the rigid elegance of mid-century England. At its center is a magnetic and commanding performance by Tessa Thompson (PASSING, CREED) as Hedda, a brilliant and restless woman trapped

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