Eureka
Alonso’s hugely ambitious triptych explores the collision between Indigenous lives and colonisation.
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
Jauja
A revisionist western interrogating colonisation, Alonso’s beguiling historical feature reinvents itself with a mystifying final act.
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.
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.
Sad Girlz
This delicate, sunlit, Berlinale award-winning drama follows two teenage girls forced to navigate the fallout from a traumatic experience.
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.
Eureka
Flies — Moscas
For the Opponents — Para Los Contrincantes
Forever Your Maternal Animal — Siempre soy tu animal materno
Jauja
Landmarks — Nuestra Tierra
On the Road — En El Camino
Sad Girlz — Chicas Tristes