A chronological selection of 20 films, series and documentaries to understand Iran through its images: censorship, the everyday under pressure, exile, and the post-2022 shift after “Woman, Life, Freedom”.
March 2026 is an exceptional month. Pixar swings for the fences with Jumpers, Maggie Gyllenhaal reinvents Frankenstein in IMAX with The Bride!, and Ryan Gosling saves humanity on March 20 in Project Hail Mary — the blockbuster of the year. On streaming: One Piece Season 2 all at once, the Peaky Blinders movie, Nicole Kidman in Scarpetta, Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, a live-action Lucky Luke and For All Mankind Season 5. Everything worth watching, week by week.
From the Vengeance Trilogy to Cannes 2026, Park Chan-wook has reshaped global perceptions of Korean cinema. A clear portrait of his style, key milestones, major Cannes moments, and the films that made his name.
In Woman and Child, Saeed Roustaee follows one woman from the opening frame to the final shot. A nurse, a mother, a fiancée. Then grief. Without melodrama, the film observes how social pressure seeps into intimacy and turns justice into a family ordeal.
A high-voltage sports biopic inspired by Marty Reisman. Timothée Chalamet plays Marty Mauser, a 1950s New York hustler chasing table-tennis glory. Cast, synopsis, true-story roots, France theatrical release 18 Feb 2026.
February 2026 movie releases: full theatrical listings for February 11 and 18, a before and winter holiday guide, a preview review of Hurlevent, and highlights including Les Enfants de la Résistance, Coutures and Marty Supreme.
Feb 4 cinema guide: mood-based picks like Marsupilami adventure or Rental Family emotion. Trailers, reviews & Paris agenda included.
What to watch this week, what to skip, and how the Oscars-Césars buzz is already shaping the season. A quick, no-fluff guide.
Seen in advance at the Forum des images, Gourou impresses with its direction, music and performance, but falls short of its thriller ambitions.
A week-by-week guide to January 2026 film releases, from theatrical openings to major streaming premieres.
2025 will be remembered as a year of rare cinematic intensity. From Jafar Panahi’s secret Palme d’Or to Paul Thomas Anderson’s grand return and Walter Salles’ humanist lens, these films, still in theaters or already streaming, capture our world with courage, beauty, and emotion.
Sound before image. Discover Claude Lanzmann’s laboratory: where bare speech becomes irrefutable historical evidence of the extermination
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