Steven Soderbergh has built a career out of being unpredictable, in the best way. From ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ to ‘Traffic’ to ‘Contagion’ and even more experimental projects like ‘Unsane’ or ‘Kimi’, he’s never been one to stick to a formula.

Jesse Eisenberg’s second directorial effort is a darkly funny, deeply personal comedy drama that explores grief, family bonds, and cultural identity.

James Watkins’ ‘Speak No Evil’ is a devastatingly effective psychological horror film that explores the fine line between civility and survival.

Fede Álvarez’s ‘Alien: Romulus’ marks a bold new chapter in the iconic Alien saga, balancing nostalgia with innovation to reintroduce the franchise to a new generation.

Maura Delpero’s ‘Vermiglio’ is a contemplative and visually poetic film that immerses us in the rhythms of nature and the traditions of a remote Trentinian community

Irish writer-director Damian McCarthy’s follow-up to his acclaimed 2020 debut ‘Caveat’ is an unnerving haunted-house psychological horror that leaves you questioning whether supernatural evil might be preferable to human malice. 

Expanding on the themes of performance and difference previously explored in his debut feature, ‘Chained for Life,’ Aaron Schimberg's ‘A Different Man’ retains his dark humour and fondness for the macabre.