When the man responsible for their youngest daughter’s death is suddenly released from prison, a grieving mother, Ok-sil, and her three daughters embark on a revenge-fueled road trip to Gyeongju. On the surface, it’s a familial pilgrimage, but beneath lies seething grief and wrath. Ok-sil (Lee Jung-eun from PARASITE) leads the journey, her stoic resilience […]
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Celebrated Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi transforms a simple mishap into a riveting allegory of resistance. What begins as a minor accident sets in motion a series of escalating consequences, as an everyday collision between two strangers spirals into a dangerous entanglement with bureaucracy, surveillance, and state power. With his characteristic blend of realism and suspense,
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Set in 1952, when Okinawa was still under U.S. occupation, Hero’s Island traces the turbulent lives of four young rebels who once raided American military bases to feed their community. Their charismatic leader On vanished after a daring heist with a “prize” far greater than planned, leaving childhood friends Gusuku, Yamako, and Rei to divergent
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)
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
