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With an artful eye and jazzy unpredictability, Kelly Reichardt unravels the threads of the heist film in this standout from Cannes. As an antihero kicking about on the brink of the ‘70s, Josh O’Connor is unmissable, lending rumpled discontent to this ironic, wry vision of American individualism.

Desperate times call for desperate measures in this wild satirical ride from Korean master Park Chan-wook, starring Lee Byung-hun as a trampled worker with nothing to lose. An unruly blend of ingenious visuals and twisted humor, No Other Choice delivers a brutal takedown of the cutthroat job market.

Traversing scorched landscapes of liminal danger and apocalyptic revelry, Oliver Laxe won the Cannes Jury Prize with this thrillingly unpredictable road movie. Galvanized by earth-shaking sounds of gear-grinding techno, Sirāt is an audacious encounter with powerful forces—both sublime and absurd.

Channeling influence from the movies into her mesmerizing movements, Mitski gives live performances that find kindred spirit in cinema. Playing with speed, color, and freeze frames to electrifying effect, her first concert documentary embraces the transformative power of both film and music.

Cascading through time, Mascha Schilinski’s incomparable Cannes prizewinner orchestrates echoes of past experience into transcendent poetic cinema. Surfacing evocative, gilded imagery from the shadows of femininity, Sound of Falling confirms the tremendous talents of its ambitious writer-director.

The first Nigerian film ever to screen in Official Selection at Cannes, this prizewinning debut feature from Akinola Davies Jr. is steeped in feeling and lyrical imagery. Bathing the father-son bond in a tender glow, this vibrant coming-of-age tale gathers up precious things amid political tumult.

Nominated for four Oscars® including Best Picture, Kleber Mendonça Filho’s anarchic political thriller stars Wagner Moura in a risky cat-and-mouse hunt. Mixing taut suspense with sly absurdism, this epoch-defining marvel reconstructs memories of the Brazilian military dictatorship in vivid colors.