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Finnish director transforms the worst motherhood fears into a blood-soaked and hilarious comedy-horror From the 19th Lichter Filmfest: dmovies.org/2026/02/14/nig…

Young people fall in and out of love for no apparent reason, in this wispy, breezy and loose piece of Portuguese autofiction According to Love (Segundo Amor) shows at the 23rd edition of IndieLIsboa: dmovies.org/2026/05/03/acc…

Despite negative reviews and some glaring omissions, Michael Jackson's biopic can be thoroughly enjoyed... Just make sure you leave your brain at home! dmovies.org/2026/04/30/bio…

Exquisite Baltic doc reveals the "unique and unrepeatable" beauty of microorganisms, with a very poetic sensibility Holy Destructors shows at the 23rd IndieLisboa: dmovies.org/2025/11/22/hol…

Writer struggles to find work and inspiration, in this listless French drama about artistic authenticity and the gig economy At Work shows at the 23rd IndieLisboa: dmovies.org/2025/08/29/at-…

Focus on disability: 12 very different movies with different gaze on the differently abled Find out more: dmovies.org/tag/focus-on-d…

The director of cancer and fashion drama Couture (starring Angelina Jolie) discusses "intimate" cinema, "human" dresses, actors outside their comfort zone, the world of glitter and glam, and much more Read our exclusive interview with Alice Winocour: dmovies.org/2026/04/21/our…

The 23rd edition of IndieLisboa started on Thursday! Check out our dirty picks, and follow our live coverage of the event here: dmovies.org/tag/23rd-indie…

An absent mother leaves her three daughters to fend for themselves, and find solace and joy in each other's company Thoughtful Swedish drama is now on various VoD platforms (incl. BFI Player): dmovies.org/2023/09/07/par…

Sandra Hüller passes as male soldier and housemaster during 17th century Germany, in a bizarre tale of female empowerment based on real-life reports Rose shows at the 19th Lichter Filmfest, in Frankfurt: dmovies.org/2026/02/15/ros…

Aided by an invisible friend, a desperate man searches for his missing daughter Dry Leaf, a monumental ode to the aimless souls of Georgia, shows at IndieLisboa: dmovies.org/2025/08/14/dry…

A father brings his two boys to Lagos at a time of cultural upheaval, but love still prevails at all times Dirty British-Nigerian gem My Father’s Shadow is on VoD: dmovies.org/2025/05/20/my-…

"It may have been better to have perished in the first wave of comet strikes" Post-catastrophe Greenland 2: Migration drama hits VoD platforms: dmovies.org/2026/04/28/gre…

From the holy to the dirty, there is no shortage of thought-provoking movies at the 19th Lichter Filmfest. Here's our full coverage: dmovies.org/tag/19th-licht…

A homeless man with addiction issues is given a second chance, but life in London threatens to send him plunging down, in Harris Dickinson's impressive directorial debut From the 19th Lichter Filmfest, in Frankfurt: dmovies.org/2025/05/19/urc…

Kristen Stewart's directorial debut about an Olympic swimming hopeful is a strong film, however dented by sudden tonal shifts Stream it now: dmovies.org/2025/05/18/the…

"The actors are very strong, and I would hazard a guess that some of them are real boxers" Boxing drama is in cinemas tonight: dmovies.org/2026/04/02/wil…

The Bosnian director of "Foreign Accent Syndrome" drama Foreign Tongue discusses growing up in a filmmaking family, language barriers, cultural misconceptions, embracing your inner outsider, and more Read our exclusive interview with Boris Mojsovski: dmovies.org/2026/04/30/dir…

Angelina Jolie and South Sudanese newcomer Anyier Anei star in tender French-American drama about the pitfalls of fashion and the pains of cancer Stream it now (and don't forget to read our exclusive interview with the French director Alice Winocour): dmovies.org/2025/09/21/cou…

Pierce Brosnan and Amir El-Masry star in British-Yemeni boxer Prince Naseem's biographical drama Now on VoD: dmovies.org/2025/12/08/gia…