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Genre: Crime


A woman with dark hair wearing earbuds watchfully glances over her shoulder towards the viewer beside a mirror in a dim hallway.

Ana the Cleaner

Guy Bauer

True crime junkie Ana cleans the homes of Chicago’s elite. When one of her clients’ wives suddenly disappears, Ana believes she’s uncovered a murder.

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair stands tensely in a modern home, looking troubled, while a blurred man watches from a hallway behind her.

Bunker

Florian Zeller

When an architect (Javier Bardem) is recruited to design a survivalist bunker for a tech billionaire, his wife (Penélope Cruz) begins to question their marriage.

A man, woman, and their son sit at a long wooden dinner table at night, behind them is a dark forest seen through large windows. They converse among their plates of food and wine glasses, the teen and woman happily interact as the man at the head of the table sits tensely with his hands folded at his mouth.

Minotaur

Andrey Zvyagintsev

A Russian businessman’s comfortable life is thrown into chaos when he begins to suspect his wife of infidelity in this dark, sardonic moral fable.

Gray-haired man in a textured coat and buttoned up polo shirt walks through a city street, surrounded by glowing lights and pedestrians. His expression is serious and contemplative.

The Only Living Pickpocket in New York

Noah Segan

A veteran pickpocket (John Turturro) finds himself in a race against time to return a stolen USB drive or face the wrath of a vengeful crime family.

In the entrance of a warmly-lit 1980's home a suited man takes the hand of a woman with curly blonde hair, there is a second man standing in the doorway dressed casually in a collared shirt, behind the man and woman are two young boys standing on a staircase.

Paper Tiger

James Gray

Adam Driver and Miles Teller deliver standout performances as brothers who get entangled with the Russian mafia in James Gray’s intense family drama.

An animation of two men standing behind a large portrait of a blonde women with a sultry expression, the men stare at the image, one with an expression of awe, the other with a slight smile and tired demeanor.

Ray Gunn

Brad Bird

From Oscar winner Brad Bird comes this noir-infused sci-fi epic about a private eye and a case involving aliens, murder, and a multimedia star.

A woman with dark hair and bangs in a leather jacket holds a figurine of a saint with a grin on her face. She faces a man, his shoulders and back of head are visible, behind them a stone building with many windows.

Saints Sants

Mikel Gurrea

While reluctantly caring for her dying mother, Lali finds a new purpose when she joins a band of misfit thieves who steal religious artifacts.

A somber woman stands before a gray, red, and orange train at an outdoor station platform. She wears a dark coat and scarf as blurred passengers pass behind her on a dull cloudy day.

What Belongs to Others Cudze rzeczy

Grzegorz Dębowski

When thief Kasia discovers a man’s body while on a job, a scam to collect his life insurance money becomes something more in this elusive mystery.

Two men sit on an airport bench in vintage clothing. One man has mutton chops and suspenders, the other a cowboy hat and a thick mustache. Behind them a plane is visible through the window, they lean in laughing together.

Wild Horse Nine

Martin McDonagh

Ahead of the 1973 Chilean coup, two CIA agents (John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell) travel to Easter Island, where their dark pasts threaten to reveal their current conspiracies.

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