Letterboxd — Your life in film

Introducing a subgenre of American action movies depicting state-surveillance, espionage, network technologies, and perpetual motion.

Beautifully composed in black and white, Two Gods renders its subjects with great intimacy to create an invaluable document of the Muslim American experience.

A long-time collaborator of Todd Haynes, the great director of photography talks about his work on the new music documentary.

"For me, cinema should be a tool to question and modify the world, to propose and try to build alternative ways of imagining the world."

As the 2021 NYFF comes to a close, a look back half a century to the films, and the posters for the films, that made up the 1971 edition.

The shorts program of the New York Film Festival's experimental sidebar provoked questions of how to orient ourselves in our unstable world.

A dark and deep dive into the secretive, sexual and seductive world of Nunsploitation.

An introduction to the political and poetic work of India's Mrinal Sen.

A look back at the influential work of Amos Vogel's Cinema 16 and "Film as a Subversive Art" in honor of the NYFF retrospective.

"I realized after the shooting, and some discussions with them, that it was the first time they had discussed politics."

New York, NY ­— September 20, 2021 — MUBI, the global distributor and curated film streaming service, has revealed its lineup for October including premieres, double-bills, and a Halloween-themed themed series. 

Enter into the dark depths of Paul Schrader's world through the melodies and lyrics that define his films.

With Ran, legendary director Akira Kurosawa reimagines Shakespeare’s King Lear as a singular historical epic set in sixteenth-century Japan.

Shot on atmospheric 16mm, Slow Machine’s surprising, darkly comic drama of identity and performance balances wit with bite.

Tarkovsky's "Solaris" comes into orbit against Stanislaw Lem's original story, as our present-day billionaire world races into space.

New York, NY ­— August 19, 2021 — MUBI, the global distributor and curated film streaming service, has revealed its lineup for September including new premieres and a Venice Film Festival retrospective.