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From exclusive new releases to award-winning classics, explore our entire Curzon Film catalogue.
Curzon Film has released more Cannes Palme…
LGBTQ+ Collection 102 films
Cinema has done so much to progress the representation of LGBTQ+ lives. This collection, available to watch on Curzon Home…
A Man for All Seasons: The Films of Éric Rohmer 5 films
There are certain hallmarks you would expect to find in an Éric Rohmer film: sensuality, banality and infidelity. His insouciant…
Three Colours Trilogy | A Curzon Collection [4K Ultra-HD] 18 films
With 7-disc 4K UHD Blu-Ray, the Three Colours Trilogy Curzon Collection 💙🤍❤️ includes Krzysztof Kieślowski's famed trilogy in a new…
Retracing the Past 12 films
As the protagonist of Curzon Film’s latest release Nostalgia learns, sometimes you have to look back to move forward. The…
In the Mood for Love 50 films
From fleeting romances to long-suffering marriages, we have assembled 50 of the greatest romances in cinematic history... and they are…
Recent reviews
Set in the early 1970s, post-colonial Madagascar, the film follows eight-year-old Thomas growing up on a French Air Force base. But as adolescence grows near, he begins observing his parents and their circle of friends with new eyes, and childhood innocence slowly gives way to a more shadowy understanding of the hypocrisy and racism that defines France’s military involvement on the island.
Read our interview with director Robin Campillo on the Curzon Journal here.
Nominated for five Academy Awards including Best Picture and Best Actor, American Fiction is a scorching satire of the publishing industry. Jeffrey Wright stars as a commercially unsuccessful writer who leans into Black stereotypes to sell books, to dismaying success.
Read the Journal interview with writer-director Cord Jefferson here.
Read the Journal article on Jeffrey Wright here.
Spanish director Lois Patiño, who cut his teeth in experimental cinema, uses techniques from that world to astonishing effect with Samsara, bringing audiences a truly transcendental experience. Like a conversation held on the border between one lifetime and the next, Samsara is a meditation on the journeys we take upon the wheel of life.
Read more on the Curzon Journal here.
Fifty-something Sue (Maggie O’Neill) is now back on the dating scene. She meets a mysterious biker called Ron (Tony Pitts) at her brother's funeral and sparks fly. But when she meets Ron’s social-media influencer son Anthony (Harry Trevaldwyn), Sue finds herself in an increasingly surreal battle of wills with this ambitious teenager who is convinced that his dance troupe ‘Electric Destiny’ is tipped for stardom. Will she find the purpose and imagination to bring this little unconventional family together for a chance at happiness?
Leo Leigh on Sweet Sue - Read more on the Curzon Journal here.
An experience like no other, renowned director Wim Wenders creates an expressive portrait of one of the world’s most prominent and important contemporary artists, Anselm Kiefer. Having played as a Special Screening at Cannes 2023, Anselm is Wenders’ second foray into 3D filmmaking since the groundbreaking Pina (2011).
Read more on the Curzon Journal here.
Moored on the banks of the Seine in the heart of Paris, the Adamant is a floating care centre that welcomes adults suffering from mental disorders. Using a variety of different approaches, they offer care that grounds participants in time and space, helping to keep spirits high on the path to recovery. The team that runs it tries to resist the deterioration and dehumanization of psychiatry as best they can. The film invites us to board to meet the patients and caregivers who inhabit the Adamant in their day-to-day lives.
Read more on the Curzon Journal here.
Estibaliz Urresola’s delicate debut film is a tender, heartfelt drama that follows an eight-year-old trans girl during an indelible summer holiday of self-discovery.
Read more on the Curzon Journal here.
A resonant adaptation of David Chariandy’s 2017 novel – with shades of Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight – Brother ably wrestles with themes of memory, grief and regret. A film which never shirks the stultifying and deadly impact of racism, whilst nevertheless celebrating the joy and love that strengthen resistance.
Read our interview with Aaron Pierre on the Curzon Journal here.
From exclusive new releases to award-winning classics, explore our entire Curzon Film catalogue.
Curzon Film has released more Cannes Palme d’Or winners than any other UK distributor and is the recipient of multiple Academy Awards including Best Picture for Bong Joon Ho’s Parasite, which made history in 2020 by becoming the UK’s highest-grossing foreign-language film of all time. In 2017, Curzon received a BAFTA in recognition of its Outstanding Contribution to British Cinema.
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