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Prison 77

Dir.: Alberto Rodríguez
| 125 minutes

1976. Manuel is accused of embezzlement and sent to prison. Where he finds an unsentimental and tough autonomy. His only means of survival is to join forces with a movement working to change the system. Cinematography, editing, soundtrack are all in high gear in this thrilling work.

Other People's Children

Dir.: Rebecca Zlotowski
| 104 minutes

Rachel is a 40-year-old teacher. When a new love bursts into her life, it offers her perhaps the last chance at motherhood. A striking and tender drama about family, parenthood, and love that has captivated critics and audiences around the world. 

Godland

Dir.: Hlynur Pálmason
| 143 minutes

At the end of the 19th century, a young Danish priest travels to an isolated area in Iceland to build a church and document the landscapes and the inhabitants. The further he treads through the unforgiving land, the further he moves from his mission, faith, and moral principles.

Shake Your Cares Away

Dir.: Tom Shoval
| 98 minutes

Following the death of her multi-millionaire husband, Alma, a young widow bears a restless urge to help people in need. Her unconventional methods of philanthropy will take her on a journey of self-discovery.

The Covenant

Dir.: Guy Ritchie
| 123 minutes

US Army Sergeant John Kinley, working out of Afghanistan, recruits an Afghan interpreter. But a failed operation leaves the two stranded behind enemy lines. The Covenant "remains firmly Ritchie’s stylistic wheelhouse... while proving to be intense and effective as a straightforward war drama" (indieWire).

Beau Is Afraid

Dir.: Ari Aster
| 180 minutes

Ari Aster has made a name for himself as a creator of visionary horror flicks. In his new feature, in which he takes his trademark even further, Beau is a broken man, governed by the anxiety caused by his relationship with his mother.

Tár

Dir.: Todd Field
| 158 minutes

Lydia Tár is widely considered one of the greatest living composer-conductors. At the summit, every step may lead to her downfall, and the pressures of her life pile up. “One of the boldest and most exciting new American movies I’ve seen in years” (IndieWire). 

Tchaikovsky's Wife

Dir.: Kirill Serebrennikov
| 143 minutes

Pyotr Tchaikovsky marries his young student, Antonina Miliukova, to rebuttal rumors about his sexuality. The young woman's passion and youth are met by the cold attitude of her new husband. "A fevered, hypnotizing, meticulously detailed period piece with a protagonist" (The Film Stage).