A reflective drama where fashion, identity, and mortality intertwine Maxine, an American filmmaker, arrives in Paris during the intensity of Fashion Week — a world defined by beauty, precision, and relentless motion. Beneath the surface of this glamorous environment, however, she faces a deeply personal and life-altering reality that forces her to confront her own identity, purpose, and mortality. As she navigates the industry’s chaos, her internal journey becomes just as urg

A swim coach, a van, and everything a man refuses to let anyone see Gideon is a passionate swim coach and a devoted father to his daughter Faith — and he is secretly homeless, living out of his van in Saint John, New Brunswick. Set across two parallel timelines spanning the early COVID-19 lockdowns and their aftermath, the film follows his deepening isolation, his unlikely bond with Navleen who faces her own housing precarity, and the quiet battle to hold on to a version of h

Faith, chaos, and rebellion collide in a provocative ritual gone wrong An amateur village staging of the Passion of Christ begins as a traditional religious reenactment. As tensions rise and personalities clash, the performance spirals into something far more chaotic and transgressive. What starts as devotion turns into a surreal rave-like experience. Three contrasting characters become entangled in this escalating breakdown of structure and belief. The narrative blurs the li

A fighter’s fall becomes a journey toward healing and identity Rhiannon Mitchell, a determined MMA fighter, pushes herself through brutal underground fights in pursuit of success. Her physical resilience is tested when repeated concussions threaten to end her career. Forced into an unconventional equine therapy program, she initially resists the process. Gradually, through connection with horses and fellow participants, she begins to confront her emotional struggles. The jour

Afghanistan's first rom-com — and its most urgent love story Naru, the only camerawoman at Kabul's main TV station, is a single mother convinced no good men exist in Afghanistan — until she is thrown into the field with Qodrat, the station's star reporter, as the Taliban closes in and the city runs out of time. Why It Is Trending: Afghanistan's First Rom-Com Opens the Berlinale Berlinale Director Tricia Tuttle called Sadat one of the most exciting voices in world cinema, sayi

A millennial dark comedy that hits where it hurts — and makes you laugh anyway:  Ben and Birdie, a forty-something LA couple buckling under failed IVF, stalled careers, and the death of their dog, escape to Big Bear Lake to reconnect — only to have their weekend derailed by Gen-Z influencers who force a raw night of secrets, confrontations, and uncomfortable clarity. Why It Is Trending: The Millennial Midlife Crisis Finally Gets Its Film The elder millennial experience — caug

Why It Is Trending: The Franco Family's Most Personal Debut Twelve Moons  is Victoria Franco's debut feature — shot in black and white by Sergio Armstrong ( Spencer ), produced by her brother Michel Franco, starring Ana de la Reguera in a physically total performance. Sofia, 40, an architect in Mexico City, loses a pregnancy, loses her marriage, and loses herself to addiction. World premiere Tribeca International Narrative Competition, June 2025. The title is an allegory for