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Film Festivals: Madonnas (2025) by Aris & Lakis Ionas: Sisters of Sin, Saints of Freedom
Why It Is Trending: Women on the Road, Women in Charge The Ionas brothers — the provocative Greek duo behind The Callas — return with Madonnas , a playful, rebellious, and unapologetically feminist road comedy about friendship, freedom, and female pleasure on their own terms. When Nancy (Nancy Boukli) inherits an old caravan, she and her best friend Georgina (Georgina Liossi) decide to transform it into something radical: a mobile brothel for women. Joined by a wandering

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Nov 3, 20256 min read


Film Festivals: Cast Aside the Clouds (2025) by Mary Darling, Felicia Sobhani & Bre Vader: Love, Faith, and Freedom Beneath Oppressive Skies
Why It Is Trending: A Forbidden Love That Defies Silence A luminous and heartbreaking cross-cultural drama, Cast Aside the Clouds tells the story of forbidden connection, moral courage, and the price of education in a repressive society. When Layla Khosravi (Parmiss Sehat) , a young Iranian woman, is attacked at her bookstore, she finds herself in the care of Dr. Sasan Naderi (Behtash Fazlali) . What begins as an act of compassion blossoms into an unexpected bond — one that

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Nov 2, 20257 min read


Film Festivals: Dance of the living (2025) by José Ángel Alayón: In the Ring of Life, Fighting for Dreams and Redemption
A Daughter’s Fight, A Father’s Fall Poetic, raw, and deeply human, La Lucha (translated as The Fight or Dance of the Living ) transforms the physical act of wrestling into a moving allegory of grief, identity, and resilience. Set against the volcanic landscapes of the Canary Islands , José Ángel Alayón’s new film captures the timeless rhythm between defeat and endurance — between the silence of loss and the roar of survival. Mariana , a teenage girl with fire in her eyes,

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Oct 31, 20257 min read


Film Festivals: New Money (2025) by Rain Rannu: What Would You Do with 50 Million Euros?
From Free Money to New Problems Estonia’s tech-savvy director Rain Rannu returns with Uus Raha ( New Money ), a sharp and hilarious sequel to his 2022 hit Free Money . This time, the story asks a bigger, funnier, and more existential question: what happens after you actually get rich? Equal parts social satire, relationship comedy, and digital-age morality play, Uus Raha is a witty, heartfelt reflection on sudden wealth, modern greed, and the absurdity of success in the cr

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Oct 30, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: Slackers (2025) by Sorina Gajewski: Berlin Summer, Lost Youth, and the Art of Becoming
Two Friends, One Hot Berlin Summer A hazy, sun-soaked snapshot of post-graduation drift, Sorina Gajewski’s Nulpen (also known internationally as Slackers ) captures a generation suspended between apathy and awakening. Set in a restless Berlin summer, the film follows two young women navigating the aimlessness of early adulthood with humor, defiance, and quiet grace. With its naturalistic tone and nods to 1990s American indie cinema, Nulpen is both a love letter to youthful

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Oct 30, 20256 min read


Festivals: Our Hero, Balthazar (2025) by Oscar Boyson: Satire, Self-Delusion, and the Search for Meaning in Modern America
A razor-edged and darkly funny examination of modern youth, Oscar Boyson’s “Our Hero, Balthazar” is part coming-of-age odyssey, part internet fever dream. At once hilarious and harrowing, it explores how young men craft identities in the age of constant performance — where morality is measured in likes, and heroism has become a hashtag. Modern Youth Under the Ring Light Boyson’s debut feature is a biting social satire disguised as a road movie , following a privileged prep-s

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Oct 28, 20257 min read


Film Festivals: Terytorium (2025) by Bartosz Paduch: A Gripping Polish Thriller About Moral Corruption, Power, and the Price of Truth
When the Protector Becomes the Threat Erytorium (international title: Territory ) is a 2025 Polish psychological thriller directed by Bartosz Paduch and co-written with Marcin Grabowski . The film follows Adam Majewski (Józef Pawłowski), a newly transferred policeman in a quiet Polish town who discovers, through CCTV footage, that his fellow officers are covering up the rape of a young girl . The only witness — Robert (Igor Kowalunas), a homeless man — turns out to be th

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Oct 26, 20256 min read


Film Festivals: Mare's Nest (2025) by Ben Rivers: A Poetic Fable of Childhood Anarchy
A Poetic, Adult-Free Road Movie Fable The film is an enigmatic, experimental road movie by renowned artist Ben Rivers, co-written with Don DeLillo, that follows a girl named Moon through a mysterious, adult-less, post-societal world. Structured as a series of fragmented encounters, the film blends elements of fiction, documentary, and poetry, using the journey to explore themes of climate anxiety, language, and the possibility of reinvention through a child's eyes. Mare's Nes

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Oct 24, 20259 min read


Film Festivals: A Scary Movie (2025) by Sergio Oksman: A Metacinematic Documentary Exploring Isolation and Fatherhood in an Abandoned Hotel
A Metacinematic Documentary Una película de miedo is a Spanish-Portuguese feature-length documentary with a runtime of 1 hour and 12 minutes (72 minutes). Written and directed by Sergio Oksman , the film documents Oksman's own experience during a summer vacation in Lisbon, where he and his twelve-year-old son, Nuno Oksman , stay in an abandoned hotel . The film explicitly references the horror classic The Shining , using the empty, isolated hotel as a setting to explore th

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Oct 23, 20254 min read


Film Festivals: Don't leave the kids alone (2025) by Emilio Portes: A Dark Psychological Thriller About Fear, Family, and Paranoia Behind Closed Doors
A Haunting Story of Grief and Madness at Home In No dejes a los niños solos ( Don’t Leave the Kids Alone ), Mexican filmmaker Emilio Portes crafts a tense, claustrophobic psychological horror where childhood innocence collides with trauma and paranoia. The story follows Cata , a recently widowed mother who, forced to leave her two sons home alone for one night, unwittingly sets the stage for a terrifying descent into fear and suspicion. As brothers Matías and Emiliano spe

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Oct 22, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: Cuerpo Celeste (2025) by Nayra Ilic: Slipping Away at the End of an Era
A Coming-of-Age Story Against a Political Backdrop Cuerpo Celeste (Celestial Body) is an Italian-Chilean drama film with a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes . Written and directed by Nayra Ilic , the film is set in the summer of 1990 as the Chilean dictatorship is nearing its end. The story centers on fifteen-year-old Celeste (Helen Mrugalski) , who is navigating her own personal turmoil—a family falling apart—against the backdrop of immense national change. The film is an

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Oct 19, 20254 min read


Film Festivals: Abendland (2024) by Omer Fast: The Masked Utopia and the Failing State
A Surreal Political and Psychological Satire Abendland (meaning 'Evening Land' or 'The West') is a German comedy/drama film with a runtime of 1 hour and 55 minutes (115 minutes), directed and written by Omer Fast , a renowned video artist. Set in the early '90s, the film uses a surreal, parable-like structure to critique the failing German state and the crisis of Western identity. The plot follows a young political activist, wearing an Angela Merkel mask , who, after a cla

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Oct 19, 20254 min read


Film Festivals: Hunger Strike Breakfast (2025) by Karolis Kaupinis: The Fight for Freedom on Camera
A Political Drama of Resistance Hunger Strike Breakfast is a Lithuanian drama film, set in the early 1990s, directed and written by Karolis Kaupinis (known for Nova Lituania ). The film centers on Daiva (Ineta Stasiulyte) , a popular Lithuanian television star whose life is turned upside down when Russian soldiers seize control of the TV studios. In an act of bold, non-violent resistance, Daiva and a group of her colleagues announce a hunger strike to reclaim the vital te

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Oct 18, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: Life for beginners (2025) by Paweł Podolski: A witty, blood-soaked Polish dark comedy
A vampire comedy with bite — and heart Życie dla początkujących (Life for Beginners) , directed by Paweł Podolski and co-written with Lynn Kucharczyk , is a genre-bending dark comedy that blends horror, absurdism, and existential tenderness. The story follows Monia (Magdalena Mascianica), a painfully introverted vampire who has found a comfortable — if lonely — way to survive: she works at a nursing home, quietly feeding on blood collected in sanitary conditions. Her human

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Oct 17, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: Virtual Girlfriends (2025) by Barbora Chalupová: A bold and empathetic exploration of intimacy, labor, and loneliness in the age of OnlyFans
When connection becomes content Virtual Girlfriends (2025) is a Czech documentary directed by Barbora Chalupová , set to open the 28th Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival on October 24, 2025 . The film dives deep into the world of OnlyFans , following the lives of three women who make their living crafting intimacy for an audience. Through their stories, Virtual Girlfriends examines how digital platforms blur the boundaries between work, romance, and emotion

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Oct 16, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: The Secret Agent (2025) by Kleber Mendonça Filho: A hallucinatory political thriller where memory, myth, and paranoia collide in 1970s Recife
When exile leads you back to the ghosts of home The Secret Agent (2025) ( O Agente Secreto ) is the latest film from acclaimed Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho ( Bacurau , Aquarius ). Set in 1977 , during Brazil’s military dictatorship, the film follows Marcelo Alves (played by Wagner Moura ), a technology expert fleeing a mysterious past who returns to his hometown of Recife seeking refuge. Instead, he finds himself entangled in a dense web of political corrupti

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Oct 16, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: Atropia (2025) by Hailey Gates: A surreal war satire exploring illusion, identity, and performance under pressure
When acting becomes survival Atropia (2025) marks the feature directorial debut of Hailey Gates , expanding her 2019 short film Shako Mako into a full-length satirical war drama. Premiering at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival , the film stars Alia Shawkat , Callum Turner , and Zahra Alzubaidi in a story that blurs the boundaries between art, propaganda, and lived experience . Set on a U.S. military training base that simulates an Iraqi war zone , Atropia follows Fayruz (

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Oct 16, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: Thesis on a Domestication (2024) by Javier van de Couter: A Family Forging Its Own Path
A Drama Exploring Family and Identity Thesis on a Domestication , originally titled Tesis sobre una domesticación , is an Argentine and Mexican drama with a runtime of 1 hour and 53 minutes . Directed by Javier van de Couter , the film tells the story of a successful transgender actress and her lawyer husband who decide to adopt a child. Their pursuit of domestic happiness is complicated by their return to the actress's conservative hometown, where they are confronted by a c

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Oct 15, 20256 min read


Film Festivals: Dracula (2025) by Radu Jude: A chaotic, meta, and political reimagining of the world’s most famous vampire myth
When folklore, politics, and AI collide in Transylvania Dracula (2025) is a bold, genre-defying comedy-horror satire from Romanian auteur Radu Jude ( Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World ). Written and directed by Jude, the film reinvents the Dracula myth for the digital, disillusioned age — a chaotic mosaic of vampire hunts, labor strikes, love stories, AI-written screenplays , and cinematic self-parody. Set in modern-day Transylvania , the film fuses myth an

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Oct 14, 20255 min read


Film Festivals: Ungrateful Beings (2025) by Olmo Omerzu: A tense family drama unraveling under the summer sun
When love, language, and guilt collide on the coast Ungrateful Beings (2025) is a psychological drama directed by Olmo Omerzu and...

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Oct 13, 20255 min read
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