Film

Zain Iqbal
The Most Interesting Moments Come from Risk

Marked as one of Britain’s up-and-coming stars, Zain Iqbal brings a compelling realness and dynamism to his role in “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder”.

Callum Scott Howells
An Aristocratic Fantasy

A flamboyant portrait of Henry Paget turns spectacle, fragility and aristocratic excess into a celebration of otherness that resists easy tragedy.

Javier Marco
Dos soledades enfrentadas

El odio online, la culpa y la soledad se cruzan en una película que convierte un mensaje violento en una conversación incómoda y profundamente humana.

Music, Fashion, Film
METAL’s Team Picks

Charli xcx gave us John Cale, Marc Jacobs and Martin Scorsese. We built our own “Music, Fashion, Film” dream lineup.

Anna Cazenave Cambet
Maternidad, deseos e independencia

“Love Me Tender” es una representación revolucionaria de la autonomía femenina, las expectativas de maternidad y la lucha por redefinirla.

Siempre soy tu animal materno, de Valentina Maurel
Una casa habitada por ausencias

Un regreso familiar en Costa Rica abre una grieta íntima donde deseo, ausencia y desajuste emocional convierten la casa en un territorio imposible de reconciliar.

Pete Ohs
A Flaming Tryst with Destiny

The director presents an explosive film starring Charli xcx in which arthouse production, collaboration and reflection on the choices we make in life really shine through.

I’ll Be Gone in June by Katharina Rivilis
American Desert Patriotism

The German director’s debut film turns adolescence into a political space without forcing the film into thesis, tracing how fear, media and national identity enter ordinary life after 9/11.

Audiovisual From Spain
No Longer Looking Away

Spanish cinema is going through one of its most fertile and most open moments in the world. The short films of Where Talent Ignites, premiered at Cannes, confirm a new Spanish audiovisual sensibility.

Fjord, by Cristian Mungiu
The Violence of Good Intentions

The film enters the Cannes Competition as a tightly controlled moral dispute, where institutional care and private belief systems are placed in direct conflict without the comfort of resolution.