Streaming Series September 2025

Streaming Series September 2025: our choice

September 2025 is packed with premieres. From historical sagas to psychological thrillers and reinvented romances, platforms compete to capture our attention. From Netflix to Apple TV+, Disney+ to Prime Video, here is a sharp, critical selection of the most essential releases this month.

Arte Summer 2025

Arte Summer 2025: what to watch

From Cry Wolf to The Actor, from Cotillard’s boldest roles to Montreux Jazz Festival – ARTE’s Summer 2025 is bold, global, and political.
🎬 Read our full guide: films, series, documentaries, concerts and festivals not to miss on ARTE this August.
🌍 Streaming, live & replay

Mama Or Sinai interview

Mama by Or Sinai: Interview with the Director

“Mila isn’t just a caregiver — she’s a woman with desire, contradictions, and a world of her own. I wanted the camera to stay close to her, to let the audience feel everything from inside her skin. When I started writing Mama, I wasn’t interested in a story about migrant women — I wanted to tell a story with them, from their perspective.”
— Or Sinai, director of Mama

Mama by Or Sinaï

Mama by Or Sinaï

Mama follows Mila, a Polish migrant in Israel, facing exile and seeking dignity. A unique, intimate portrait of resilience.

Celine Song masterclass

Celine Song’s Directing Style: Past Lives to Materialists

Celine Song’s directing style blends emotional precision with strategic clarity. From Past Lives to Materialists, she crafts stories that turn personal history into universal cinema. In this deep dive, discover how her background as a matchmaker shaped her cinematic voice, and why she refuses improvisation on set in favor of tightly scripted emotional truths.
🎥 A director who believes love and money are inseparable, Song is redefining modern romantic cinema—one film, one frame, one silence at a time.

Palmarès CEFF 2025 CEFF 2025 awards

CEFF 2025 Awards: Full Winners List

This year’s Champs-Élysées Film Festival honored vibrant, politically charged, and emotionally powerful indie cinema—from Natalie Portman’s poetic animation ARCO to Shatara Michelle Ford’s queer road movie Dreams in Nightmares.

You are here because you are in love with cinema!
Follow movieintheair.com to know everything about the world of cinema and the films you love