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Imaginative Archives: On the Films of Jane Schoenbrun
"I Saw the TV Glow" finds the director again using fictional cultural ephemera to construct worlds that recall the power of the screen.
DOGLEG's Al Warren | MUBI Picks at Posteritati
Hot on the heels of his debut feature DOGLEG, Al Warren (DREAM SCENARIO) joins us at Posteritati to share his love for the posters of Ozu, Altman, Lynch, and Fassbinder.
HIGH & LOW - JOHN GALLIANO | Official Trailer #2 | Now Streaming
A candid and gripping look at the rise-and-fall story of one of the most influential names in fashion, HIGH & LOW - JOHN GALLIANO is the new documentary from Academy Award-winner Kevin Macdonald.
Whitney Biennial 2024: Even Better Than the Real Thing | Official Trailer
Kaleidoscopic with dazzling images and path-breaking ideas, this special collection is curated in partnership with the 81st Whitney Biennial. Alive to a world of dissonance and difference, the visionaries behind these films explore the fullness of experience and untold realms of vibrant possibility. Now streaming in the US, UK, Canada and Ireland here.
MAMI WATA | Official Trailer | MUBI
Drawing from West African folklore, C.J. Obasi's transfixing fable heeds the siren call of the sea, a space of both rebirth and destruction. Winner of a Special Jury prize at Sundance, Lílis Soares's high-contrast black-and-white cinematography conjures a spellbinding vision of aquatic spiritualism. Now streaming in the US and Canada.
Strangers in the Night: Adaptations of Taichi Yamada
Andrew Haigh’s “All of Us Strangers” and Nobuhiko Obayashi’s “The Discarnates” bring the same novel to life in distinct and revealing ways.
In the Loop: On the Films of Wojciech Has
Over three decades, the Polish surrealist left signposts in the labyrinth of his cinema.
Island of Misfit Toys: Julio Torres on PROBLEMISTA
The former “SNL” writer and co-creator of “Los Espookys” discusses his debut feature.
Theater of Truth: On ANATOMY OF A FALL
Justine Triet’s courtroom drama is a treatise on epistemology and an ode to human imperfection.
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MUBI GO 131 films
We pick a great new film every week. You pick a theater and showtime.
Available in select cities now. Nationwide soon.…
New on MUBI: May 2024 25 films
Our thoughtfully curated, always exciting slate of exclusive streaming premieres, festival favorites, and all-time classics. May on MUBI is now…
WHITNEY BIENNIAL 2024: EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING 8 films
Kaleidoscopic with dazzling images and path-breaking ideas, the films in this collection are curated in partnership with the Whitney Museum…
New on MUBI: April 19 films
Discover a treasure trove of exciting new films through our thoughtfully curated selections. Here are some of our favorites arriving…
Latest & Greatest 32 films
Showcasing some of the most inspiring and compelling new films, fresh from cinemas and festivals. A world of bold new…
The 2024 Los Angeles Festival of Movies (presented by MUBI and Mezzanine) 17 films
The Los Angeles Festival of Movies (presented by MUBI and Mezzanine) will redefine Los Angeles as a destination for independent…
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Recent reviews
For the second feature to be shot outside of his native Taiwan, Hou Hsiao-hsien ventured to Paris for this lyrical masterpiece. Starring Juliette Binoche, and captured in swooning tracking shots by cinematographer Lee Ping Bing, this is a work of warm and delicate wonder.
Now streaming.
An international hit for Lee Chang-dong, this sensuous and sinister story of obsessive love crackles with the flames of foreboding. Starring Steven Yeun and newcomer Yoo Ah-in, BURNING twists a Haruki Murakami story into a profound examination of male violence and contemporary capitalism.
Now streaming.
Set in the dying days of the 19th-century, this crepuscular masterwork from Bertrand Bonello explores the transactional margins of sexuality. With a stellar ensemble that includes Adèle Haenel, House of Tolerance occupies a hermetic netherworld caught between a haunted past and an uncertain future.
Now streaming.
Ultra-contemporary and entirely unique, Radu Jude’s anarchic film takes aim at late capitalism and internet culture with a mischievous swipe. As a dogged gig worker with an outrageous alter-ego, actor and content creator Ilinca Manolache gives a powerhouse performance in this award-winning satire.
Now streaming exclusively. A MUBI Release.
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Reliving triumphs and controversies, fashion designer John Galliano takes center stage in this grippingly nuanced portrait from Oscar®-winner Kevin Macdonald. Star-studded interviews and rare archival footage reveal the toxicity behind exquisite glamor and spectacle, both on and off the runway.
Now streaming in many territories. A MUBI Release.
In this hilarious satire, social contracts are broken and hackneyed forms of entertainment are upended. Corralling a brilliant cast into a boisterous deconstruction of actors’ egos and audience expectations, Quentin Dupieux revels in the insights of an outsider in his latest meta-provocation.
Now streaming in many countries.
Vibrant with the ecstasies of being young and fleetingly free, this Cannes prizewinner from British filmmaker Molly Manning Walker is an honest take on female friendship and first sexual experiences. Buzzing with the excitement of new horizons, Mia McKenna-Bruce shines in a star-making performance.
Now streaming. A MUBI Release.
Attuned to the energy of nightlife in the Sichuan capital, Benjamin Mullinkosson’s immersive documentary pulsates to the euphoric beats of electronic music. A love letter to the city’s charismatic nonconformists and the fabled club that provides a queer haven amid an ever-changing urban landscape.
Now streaming exclusively in several countries.
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