Aro berria
With ecstatic sequences reminiscent of Alejandro Jodorowsky’s The Holy Mountain, this complex portrait of new-age commune life is a striking feature debut.
The Beloved
Javier Bardem enthrals as a legendary director with ambiguous intentions who casts his estranged daughter in an upcoming film.
Bitter Christmas
Pedro Almodóvar returns with this witty, award-winning metafiction that satirises the vampiric nature of creativity.
By the Faith of José Gerónimo
A transfixing, meditative journey into faith, history and cultural identity in the Dominican Republic.
The Currents
Dead Tongue
In this profound experiment in oral history, a former dog trainer who worked for the Chilean dictatorship struggles to confront his past.
Death of a Shaman
As Ecuador erupts in protest, the custodian of a threatened way of life contemplates the future of his family line and his people.
Decorado
Unicorn Wars director Alberto Vázquez returns with another visionary, Goya Award–winning animated polemic.
Dos en la vereda
In Lisandro Alonso’s debut short, two young men sit on a stoop and observe their urban surroundings.
Double Freedom
In his newest work, fresh from its Cannes 2026 premiere, visionary director Lisandro Alonso revisits his acclaimed debut with a beguilingly rhythmic rural family tale.
Fantasma
Reuniting the two ‘lonely men’ from Los muertos and La libertad, Lisandro Alonso’s third film wanders lost through the halls of a run-down movie house.
Flies
A closed-off curmudgeon connects with a young boy left in her care in this bittersweet charmer that won two Berlinale prizes.
For the Opponents
This Palme d’Or–awarded portrait of a Mexican boy boxer quietly referees a contest between dreams and expectations.
Forever Your Maternal Animal
Free Eliza (notes on an anatomical imperfection)
In this deadpan class satire, a luxury hotel worker pushes back against a world that demands women perform happiness at any cost.
Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
In this magic-realist charmer that won a Sundance Directing Award, a ballroom dancer struck down by tragedy gets her feisty, flirty groove back.
Jauja
A revisionist western interrogating colonisation, Alonso’s beguiling historical feature reinvents itself with a mystifying final act.
La Bola Negra
Sharing the Best Director Prize at Cannes, this sublime time-hopping triptych recounts three men’s experiences of love, legacy and the unending fight for queer liberation.
La libertad
Made on a shoestring when the director was just 25, Lisandro Alonso’s groundbreaking first feature gatecrashed Cannes with a hypnotic depiction of rural labour.
La Perra
From Cannes Directors’ Fortnight comes a haunting tale of a woman with a troubled past and the free-spirited dog that gives her life renewed meaning.
Landmarks
Thirteen years in the making, Lucrecia Martel’s potent true-crime documentary connects the murder of an Indigenous leader to a national history of violence.
Liverpool
A sailor travels through a harsh but beautiful landscape in search of his old hometown and what remains of his family.
Los muertos
Lisandro Alonso’s sophomore feature follows a newly freed ex-con on an upriver trip into the jungle, seeking either redemption or retribution.
The Match
The mythology of the fateful 1986 World Cup quarter-final clash between England and Argentina is untangled in this thrilling documentary.
No Title
In this beguiling miniature, an owl returns the audience’s stare.
On the Road
At once intense and intimate, Venice 2025’s Queer Lion winner follows a drifter who goes on the run – and finds a meaningful spark – with a middle-aged truck driver.
Once in a Body
Stunning, expressionist oil-painted visuals express how it feels to carry emotions so heavy they take on a life of their own.
¡PIKA!
Driven wild by an inexplicable itch, a desperate man seeks relief in a city’s seedy underbelly.
The River Train
In this spellbinding urban fantasy, a young malambo dancer breaks free of his rigid rural life by catching a train to the Argentinian capital.
Sad Girlz
This delicate, sunlit, Berlinale award-winning drama follows two teenage girls forced to navigate the fallout from a traumatic experience.
Sin título (Carta para Serra)
Returning to the landscape of La libertad, Lisandro Alonso’s camera floats through an environment alive with hunters, dogs and monologued mythology.
Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building
The first Mexican film to premiere at Cannes Critics’ Week in two decades is a masterful docufiction hybrid navigating queerness and familial crisis.
Sound That Summons
In this dreamy, meditative slice of sensory immersion, a young sound recordist captures the world around him on returning to his hometown.
Strawberries
In this Cannes Un Certain Regard–premiering political drama, two Moroccan women doing seasonal work in Spain struggle against dire labour conditions.
Whistle
Welcome to the Masters of Musical Whistling, where the competitors require monumental skill, massive determination and a mighty wind.
Yesterday Island
In this award-winning Australian indie comedy, an unsuccessful writer, stuck living the same day on repeat on a subantarctic island, must find another unwitting victim to take his place.
Aro berria — Aro berria
The Beloved
Bitter Christmas — Amarga Navidad
By the Faith of José Gerónimo — A donde nos lleva la fe de José Gerónimo
The Currents — Las Corrientes
Dead Tongue
Death of a Shaman
Decorado — Decorado
Dos en la vereda
Double Freedom — La Libertad Double
Fantasma
Flies — Moscas
For the Opponents — Para Los Contrincantes
Forever Your Maternal Animal — Siempre soy tu animal materno
Free Eliza (notes on an anatomical imperfection)
Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
Jauja
La Bola Negra
La libertad
La Perra — La Perra
Landmarks — Nuestra Tierra
Liverpool
Los muertos
The Match — El Partido
No Title
On the Road — En El Camino
Once in a Body — Una vez en un cuerpo
¡PIKA!
The River Train — El Tren Fluvial
Sad Girlz — Chicas Tristes
Sin título (Carta para Serra)
Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building — Seis Meses En El Edificio Rosa Con Azul
Sound That Summons — Sonido que Convoca
Strawberries — La Más Dulce
Whistle