Film

Oscars 2025: Best Costume Design
Meet the Nominees

From the armours and richly embroidered tunics in “Gladiator II” to the Gothic dresses in “Nosferatu,” or the fabulous looks in “Wicked, “we delve into this year’s nominees and their outstanding work.

Andor Season 2
The Revolution Starts Now

We finally have a trailer and release date for the second season of the best thing to come from the galaxy far, far away in decades: “Andor” is back.

Strange Darling, by JT Mollner
A Deadly Game of Cat and Mouse You Won’t See Coming

With stellar performances by Willa Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner, the film keeps you guessing until the very end. Based on real events, it’s a tense, twist-filled ride you don’t want to miss.

Kit Williamson
A Guide to Being a Gay Mess in your 30s

“Unconventional”, the independent director’s newest show, follows a cast of characters at the crossroads of their quickly cementing adulthood.

El mono, de Osgood Perkins
Endiabladamente divertida

Un festival de muertes tan bizarras como impactantes que te sacarán más risas que sustos. La nueva adaptación de Stephen King ya está en cines.

Tu color, de Naoko Yamada
Emociones a todo volumen

La nueva película de la directora de animación es una carta de amor a la juventud, a la búsqueda de uno mismo y el poder de la autoexpresión. Y llega a la gran pantalla el 21 de febrero.

A Complete Unknown, by James Mangold
From Folk Hero to Rolling Stone

Timothée Chalamet is brilliant as Bob Dylan in this biopic, which portrays the early days of the famed musician, from his rise as a folk hero to his bold transition into rock ’n’ roll.

Alba Galocha
Habitar el cuerpo

Su obra es un mapa de esa transición, del cuerpo contenido al cuerpo que contiene. La artista reflexiona sobre la búsqueda infinita de habitarse a ella misma.

The Seed of the Sacred Fig, by Mohammad Rasoulof
Good Should Prevail Over Evil

In his new film, bridging thriller and political denounce, Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof uses Mahsa Amini’s murder and the ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ movement to talk about oppression.

La Inesperada 2025
Un espacio para la no ficción

El género de no ficción vuelve a contar con una oportunidad de destacar en los cines de Barcelona con la nueva edición del festival, que arranca el 20 de febrero.