
Spotlight
Award winners and critical favorites, these auspicious films from the world’s most celebrated directors are some of the year’s most acclaimed and accomplished.
14th
Ava DuVernay investigates the 14th Amendment, exploring its many facets, from who gets to belong in America to the rights they’re entitled to.
Being Heumann
In 1977, disability rights activist Judy Heumann leads a historic 28-day occupation, uniting protesters in a fight for accessibility laws and equal rights.
The Beloved El ser querido
When a legendary filmmaker (Javier Bardem) offers his estranged daughter a role in his latest film, tensions percolate and old wounds are reopened.
A Bit of Light Kami Nour
After deciding to end it all, Arash spends a final day with his family in this moving expression of life’s mysterious beauty and its ability to puncture despair.
Dao
Parallel timelines weave together a contemporary French wedding and an ancestral funeral in Guinea-Bissau for a West African diasporic family.
A Good Little Soldier Un bon petit soldat
In this tense drama, HR manager Carla is given an impossible directive: create a supportive, human-centered workplace while casting off the slough.
I Play Rocky
The electrifying true story of how Sylvester Stallone bet everything on himself to play the lead role in Rocky against seemingly impossible odds.
It Will Happen Tonight Succederà Questa Notte
After an unforgettable meet-cute, Matteo and Greta’s paths cross over the years – but the timing is never right in this seductive tale of love and its possibilities.
Let Us Through, Dear Ancestors Makikiraan Po
A 17th century Spanish priest brutally colonizing the Philippines orders his converts to transport a cartload of marble through a marauder-filled jungle.
A Long Winter
In 1950s Colorado, a family in an isolated mountain home is rocked by tragedy just as snow squalls and plummeting temperatures descend for the season.
Musk
Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney delivers the definitive portrait of one of the most controversial and unchecked figures of our time: Elon Musk.
The Man I Love
An artist dying of AIDS throws himself into one final theater role in this vivid portrait of artistic community in 1980s New York City.

















