In Slugs (1988), Juan Piquer Simón turns a mundane animal into a slimy and murderous threat. As an investigation unfolds

With Phenomena, Dario Argento plunges a young boarding school student into a supernatural nightmare where insects become her mysterious allies.

In The Explosive Species, Sarah Arnold transforms a shaky rural investigation into a radiography of human tensions. Between farmers at

In “Mikusu Modan”, Toshizo Fujiwara intertwines social chronicle and tale of redemption. Around an okonomiyaki restaurant, former inmates attempt to

With The Red Rocks, Bruno Dumont shifts from the landscapes of the North to the luminous reliefs of Saint-Raphaël. This

In The Red Rocks, Bruno Dumont films childhood in contact with a powerful Mediterranean landscape, where games, impulses, and dangers

With Digger, Alejandro González Iñárritu combines his taste for grand spectacle with the magnetic presence of Tom Cruise. This apocalyptic

With Los Golfos (1959), Carlos Saura takes his camera to the margins of Madrid, where a group of young people

With “Mother of Tears”, Dario Argento closes his trilogy of The Three Mothers by bringing forth a pagan threat at

With “Our Salvation”, Emmanuel Marre revisits the story of his great-grandfather, a high-ranking official under Vichy, to question the share

With The Song of the Olive Trees, Alex Camilleri composes a Maltese road movie with Mediterranean accents, where the traditional

With Muriel (1994), P. J. Hogan transforms popular comedy into a bittersweet portrait of a young woman who dreams of