Jia Zhangke’s bound for the fields, the seacoast, and the vicissitudes of time in his new literary documentary
SWIMMING OUT TILL THE SEA TURNS BLUE

Jia Zhangke’s bound for the fields, the seacoast, and the vicissitudes of time in his new literary documentary
Veteran filmmaker Marco Bellocchio examines machismo and Italian identity in this Mafia epic
Crazy World, the newest film from Uganda’s Wakaliwood studio, entrenches them as one of the most exciting loci of contemporary cinema
Johnnie To salutes Kurosawa in this formally adventurous judo musical
Rote direction and world-building hampers the promising start of this dystopian heist movie
Experimental and traditional forms meet in this uncanny anthology of Japanese ghost tales
Isiah Medina’s long-awaited second feature brings a new vision for the future, and for cinema
Colonial violence finds new form in this fresh Brazilian Western
Willem Dafoe juggles the responsibilities of family, recovery and the art life in Abel Ferrara’s latest work of autofiction.
Documentarian Brett Story is out to map the storm and stress of modern life with her disorientating third feature