In mid-19th century Italy, a six-year-old Jew is forcibly converted into Catholicism

Marco Bellochio's insightful historical drama is in cinemas on Friday:

dmovies.org/2023/05/24/kid…

This very British hybrid of mockumentary and deep fake television is as juicy and plump as the vegetables portrayed, but also a little overgrown!

In cinemas now:

dmovies.org/2024/04/18/swe…

'Comparisons to Mandela are inevitable and indeed explored to exhaustion'

Doc about Palestine's 'most popular leader' is in cinemas on Friday:

dmovies.org/2024/04/15/tom…

'A thought-provoking collage of exciting clips that circumnavigate humanity’s infatuation with the video camera, and framing in particular'

In cinemas across the nation:

dmovies.org/2023/01/24/fan…

'Comparisons to Mandela are inevitable and indeed explored to exhaustion'

Doc about Palestine's 'most popular leader' is in cinemas on Friday:

dmovies.org/2024/04/15/tom…

A young Kurdish-German bride-to-be seeks a hymenoplasty in order to gain the trust of her partner and her conservative community, in this simple and authentic drama

In cinemas on Friday:

dmovies.org/2024/03/13/ela…

'A love letter to a young woman horribly trapped in a juvenile romance, and also to Camden'

In cinemas now for the second weekend:

dmovies.org/2024/04/15/bac…

A young Kurdish-German bride-to-be seeks a hymenoplasty in order to gain the trust of her partner and her conservative community, in this simple and authentic drama

In cinemas on Friday:

dmovies.org/2024/03/13/ela…

Star-studded, elegant prequel of 1976 classic pays tribute to several horror movies, but not without some clumsy twists and turns

In cinemas now for the third weekend:

dmovies.org/2024/04/09/the…

Basketball documentary transports viewers to the front seat of a sports event, while also dissecting racial politics in segregated Michigan

Paul Risker on Hamoody Jaafar's debut feature:

dmovies.org/2024/04/17/rou…

'A thought-provoking collage of exciting clips that circumnavigate humanity’s infatuation with the video camera, and framing in particular'

In cinemas across the nation:

dmovies.org/2023/01/24/fan…

This very British hybrid of mockumentary and deep fake television is as juicy and plump as the vegetables portrayed, but also a little overgrown!

In cinemas now:

dmovies.org/2024/04/18/swe…

Basketball documentary transports viewers to the front seat of a sports event, while also dissecting racial politics in segregated Michigan

Paul Risker on Hamoody Jaafar's debut feature:

dmovies.org/2024/04/17/rou…

Gentle queer romance descends into elaborate trip down memory lane, as British filmmaker Andrew Haigh blurs the lines between the physical, the imaginary and the supernatural

Finally on VoD:

dmovies.org/2023/10/16/all…

'A love letter to a young woman horribly trapped in a juvenile romance, and also to Camden'

In cinemas now for the second weekend:

dmovies.org/2024/04/15/bac…

Star-studded, elegant prequel of 1976 classic pays tribute to several horror movies, but not without some clumsy twists and turns

In cinemas now for the third weekend:

dmovies.org/2024/04/09/the…

Basketball documentary transports viewers to the front seat of a sports event, while also dissecting racial politics in segregated Michigan

From the Cleveland International Film Festival:

dmovies.org/2024/04/17/rou…

Gentle queer romance descends into elaborate trip down memory lane, as British filmmaker Andrew Haigh blurs the lines between the physical, the imaginary and the supernatural

Finally on VoD:

dmovies.org/2023/10/16/all…

Anthony Hopkins stars as the 'British Schindler', a London stockbroker who saved hundreds of Czechoslovakian children from almost certain death at WW2

Finally on VoD:

dmovies.org/2023/11/08/one…

'They must prove that they are indeed [vegetable] growers not showers'

In cinemas now:

dmovies.org/2024/04/18/swe…