"Nothing stays secret forever..." Apple TV has revealed the first official trailer for the new series Imperfect Women, ready for streaming this March. Based on the book of the same name, this psychological thriller series follows an investigation that dives deep into the murder of a wealthy woman and all the dark secrets uncovered about her life. Imperfect Women examines a crime that shatters the lives of three women in a decades-long friendship. The unconventional thriller explores guilt & retribution, love & betrayal, and the compromises we make that irrevocably alter our lives. As the investigation unfolds, so does the truth about how even close friendships may not be what they seem. Starring Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington & Kate Mara. And featuring a big ensemble: Joel Kinnaman, Corey Stoll, Leslie Odom Jr., Audrey Zahn, Jill Wagner, Rome Flynn, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Violette Linnz, Indiana Elle, Jackson Kelly, Keith Carradine, Ana Ortiz, Wilson Bethel, and Sherri Saum. Yet another murder whodunit mystery wrapped up in tales of illicit & grumpy affluent people realizing their perfect lives aren't so perfect after all. // Continue Reading ›

"What was our daughter doing in a 3000 year old sarcophagus." I'm afraid to find out! Warner Bros and Blumhouse have debuted the very scary full official trailer for the new 2026 horror remake officially titled Lee Cronin's The Mummy. No, it's not just The Mummy (like the Brendan Fraser classic), Cronin got his name in the actual name of the movie: Lee Cronin's The Mummy. The daughter of a journalist disappears into the desert without a trace – until eight years later, the broken family is shocked when she is returned to them. What should be a joyful reunion turns into a living nightmare... She is a freaky mummy now returned to life. This stars Jack Reynor, Laia Costa, May Calamawy, Natalie Grace, Verónica Falcón, and Emily Mitchell. From the Evil Dead Rise director, this looks more like Pet Sematary remixed with The Mummy, with Cronin also trying to put in tons of Evil Dead-esque gore. This is definitely more horrifying than the teaser with a lot of scary moments. But will this movie actually be any good? We'll find out in April. // Continue Reading ›

"Mean Girls meets The Substance." Bleecker Street Films has revealed the official trailer for the indie horror film Slanted, another body horror beauty film joining this growing subgenre. After the mega success of The Substance, it seems like everyone has a story to tell about beauty standards. This one has a race angle - an insecure Chinese-American teenager undergoes experimental surgery to appear White, hoping to secure the prom queen title and peer acceptance. Slanted premiered at last year's SXSW Film Festival and also played at the Seattle, Sydney, Calgary, Nashville Film Festivals. The film features a sketchy beauty company called Ethnos: a mysterious cosmetic surgery clinic that makes people of color appear white. Joan undergoes the procedure and wakes up a beautiful blonde destined for the crown, but at what cost? Starring Shirley Chen as Joan, Mckenna Grace, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Elaine Hendrix, and Megan Hayes. This looks just as unsettling and upsetting as The Substance, but with a few twists of its own. Reviews are mixed from fests, stating "the superficial nature of its satire winds up softening a lot of its sharper edges." Have a peek. // Continue Reading ›

"We saw something... and now the psycho is after us!" Lionsgate has unveiled an official trailer for an indie horror film called The Gates, made by filmmaker John Burr. Now set for release in limited theaters this March – one month from now. "One way in. No way out." Three friends' road trip turns terrifying when they witness a murder in a gated community. Trapped inside, hunted by residents who blame them, their bond fractures as a charismatic yet sinister patriarch closes in. Starring Mason Gooding, Algee Smith, James Van Der Beek, Algee Smith, Keith Powers, and Brad Leland. This is also the very last film of actor James Van Der Beek as he passed away recently - the filmmaker provided a statement to Collider about this sad news. The film is actually a full-on cult thriller, which is only revealed in this trailer once they get into what happens in this gated religious community. It looks scary as hell - because of this pastor and his flock. // Continue Reading ›

"When it's 50% figured out, let's just start. I just want the cameras to be rolling when s&!t falls down." Listen in! The Directors Guild of America has posted their full-on 2 hour, 20 minute conversation with the five nominated directors from this year for the DGA Award (full list of winners here). This conversation was recorded at the DGA Theatre in Los Angeles on February 7th - right before the awards were handed out that weekend. The five Best Director nominees from 2025 are: Paul Thomas Anderson for One Battle After Another, Ryan Coogler for Sinners, Guillermo del Toro for Frankenstein, Chloe Zhao for Hamnet, and Josh Safdie for Marty Supreme. Ever awards season offers up fascinating interviews with some of the top talent in the film industry, but this one feels special. It's not just a quick conversation - it's almost 2 & 1/2 hours of the best directors in cinema today talking about the magic (and fun) of making movies. And it's awesome. What a group of amazing filmmakers! And gathering them together to geek out is so entertaining. // Continue Reading ›

"Our goals are to expose music as far as we can, to take it to different parts of the US, Mexico, the world if possible." Gather 'round to experience the tale of one iconic band! A first look teaser trailer has debuted for the band called Los Lobos – in a documentary film called Los Lobos: Native Sons. This is premiering at the 2026 SXSW Film Festival coming up in March, hence why the teaser is out now to build up some early buzz before the fest begins. Los Lobos (Spanish for "the Wolves") is an acclaimed, world-famous Mexican American rock group from East Los Angeles, California, best known for their popular take on "La Bamba" (the best!!), and the theme song for Handy Manny. This doc is the definitive, authorized chronicle of one of America’s most enduring, genre-defying bands. Through electrifying performances and candid interviews—with Linda Ronstadt, Rubén Blades, Tom Waits, Dolores Huerta, Danny Elfman, Jackson Browne, Cheech Marin, Edward James Olmos, Peter Frampton, George Lopez, Bonnie Raitt, and more, the film celebrates their legacy as cultural trailblazers blending rock, roots, and Mexican traditions into a sound uniquely their own. Sounds like it should be an inspiring and exciting doc to watch! Check out the first look footage below. // Continue Reading ›

"Your senses will never be the same again!" Let's play some pinball! The Who's iconic rock opera Tommy is getting re-release in IMAX for two nights only this March. IMAX has unveiled a new official trailer for the re-release of Tommy, which first hit theaters in 1975, making this year's re-release a celebration of its 51st anniversary. Tommy is the rock opera musical movie created by and starring the band known as The Who. It's written, co-produced, and directed by Ken Russell, based on the Who's album of the same name, about a psychosomatically deaf, mute, and blind boy who becomes a pinball champion and religious leader. The film features an epic ensemble cast, including the members of the Who themselves – most notably, lead singer Roger Daltrey, who plays the titular role – along with Oliver Reed, Ann-Margret, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Jack Nicholson, Robert Powell, Keith Moon, Paul Nicholas, Pete Townshend, and Tina Turner. Remarkably this film got away with only a PG rating despite all that is going on. This looks totally bonkers! A crazy fun throwback to the 60s and 70s era when they were making all these movies with rock bands, going all-out wild with extravagant ideas & weird concepts & whatever they could think of. Rock on. // Continue Reading ›

"It's not like her, at all, to disappear without saying anything." Le Pacte in France has unveiled their first trailer for an indie thriller film called Mi Amor, the latest made by French filmmaker Guillaume Nicloux (of To the Ends of the World, La Tour, The Baby, The Divine Sarah Bernhardt). This just premiered at the 2026 Rotterdam Film Festival (aka IFFR) a few weeks ago but doesn't have any other release dates set yet. French actress Pom Klementieff stars as Romy – a French DJ touring the sun-bleached, club-lit Canary Islands, until her friend vanishes. Met with evasion from locals and the authorities, her search leads her to a magnetic stranger and the sinister proprietors of an exotic animal sanctuary. IFFR adds more: "In Mi Amor, Guillaume Nicloux builds a taut & slickly paced disappearance thriller that transforms the extreme natural beauty of the island into something altogether sinister and strange, driven by an always pulsing techno score by French artists Irène Drésel and Sizo Del Givry." The film stars Pom Klementieff with Astrid Bergès-Frisbey, Elina Löwensohn, Benoît Magimel, Freya Mavor, & Anaël Snoek. This seems very similar to Jan-Ole Gerster's film Islands – also set on the Canary Islands about a disappearance, with similar vibes. // Continue Reading ›

"Every bounty hunter will be looking for you..." "Our five clans are united as one." This looks like it might be awesome! Well Go USA has unveiled the full official trailer for a martial arts action thriller called Blades of the Guardians, the latest movie directed by martial arts master Yuen Woo-ping. Out to watch in US theaters starting today! Yuen Woo-ping is best known for directing the Drunken Master and Iron Monkey movies (and tons of others), as well as the handling the iconic action direction in The Matrix and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and many others. This is his latest movie since directing Master Z: Ip Man Legacy in 2018. Dao Ma, the "second most wanted fugitive," is entrusted by his benefactor, chief of Mo family clan, to take on an escort mission by escorting the "most wanted fugitive" to Chang'an. Starring Wu Jing as Dao Ma & Nicholas Tse as Diting, Yu Shi, Chen Lijun, Sun Yizhou, Ci Sha, Li Yunxiao, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Zhang Jin, Kara Wai, with Zhang Yi and Jet Li. This new trailer is even better than the teaser we posted a few weeks ago – packed with some seriously badass footage and epic fight scenes galore. Looks like it might be worth the wait! And if it's playing near you now – go catch this on the big screen while you can. // Continue Reading ›

"We need to take a threat from AI as seriously as global nuclear war." Focus Features has unveiled the first official trailer for the movie The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist, a new documentary (among many like it) about all this modern Artificial Intelligence technology. Is it actually any good for us? Or just plain dangerous? From the director of Navalny – a father-to-be tries to figure out what is happening with all this AI insanity. The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist is a hand-made, eye-opening doc film about the most powerful technology humanity has ever created... and what's at stake if we get it wrong. Combining expert interviews, home videos, and animations, the film meets this pressing AI discourse with curiosity and heart, clarifying complex ideas while acknowledging how much remains uncertain & human. Rather than "claiming to have all the answers, The AI Doc offers a conversation that feels urgent, hopeful, impossible to ignore." I'm certainly intrigued and I really, really want to watch this just to see where it goes, and what it explores. But I think it's all too easy to be sold on the promise of AI and what tech dudes claim, rather than the actual reality and snake oil sales man truth behind what's really going on in AI. Take a look. // Continue Reading ›

"You're him." 20th Century Studios has debuted one more ticket promo trailer for the horror thriller movie Psycho Killer, which is indeed about a psychopathic serial killer. And some other people too. This bloody new movie is dropping into theaters everywhere right at the end of February 2026 - starting later this same week for anyone curious to watch. A police officer tracks down a killer after her husband, a Kansas highway patrolman, becomes one of his victims. From 20th Century and producers of Barbarian & Weapons comes Psycho Killer, a terrifying cross-country road trip thriller starring Georgina Campbell & James Preston Rogers, directed by producer Gavin Polone. The wild & crazy horror movie also stars Grace Dove, Logan Miller, and Malcolm McDowell. On February 20th - "meet your new nightmare." 😱 They're keeping so much of this hidden, also because they can't show such bloody & brutal content without a red band rating in front of the trailers. But if you're into all-out gnarly horror like this – don't miss it arriving in theaters soon. // Continue Reading ›

"Do we run? Or do we fight?" Disney has revealed the full official trailer for the next epic Star Wars movie titled The Mandalorian and Grogu, continuing the story & fan-favorite series about Mando and his very cute "Baby Yoda" companion Grogu. Arriving in theaters worldwide in 3 months - another big screen Star Wars adventure. And this finally looks like a real movie made for the cinema! As the fledgling New Republic works to protect everything the Rebellion fought for, they have enlisted the help of legendary Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin and his young apprentice Grogu (as himself). This clan of 2 is ready for the fight! Starring Pedro Pascal back again as Mando, also featuring Sigourney Weaver and the voice of Jeremy Allen White as Rotta the Hutt. With more music composed by Ludwig Göransson – returning to score the franchise once more. Mandalorian and Grogu hits theaters in May 2026 early this summer. This trailer is much better than anything we've seen before. A whole bunch of fun new characters and new planets and more to explore. And wait – is that Martin Scorsese's voice in the beginning?! Enjoy the stellar trailer below. // Continue Reading ›

"Mom, the screams are coming from here." FilmSharks has revealed a promo trailer for an indie horror film called Under Your Feet, a Spanish-Argentinian project that was filmed in both Argentina and Spain. This already premiered at the 2025 Talinn Black Nights Film Festival last year and will hit theaters in Spain this May. Isabel and her kids move into a peculiar upscale building with oddly low rent. After being selected as tenants, 3 elderly residents from downstairs start disrupting their lives. Featuring Spanish actress Maribel Verdú (from The Flash) as Isabel, with Sofía Otero, Urko Olazabal, Ibai Atanes, Zorion Eguileor, and Sandra Ferrús. Here's the main sales pitch for Under Your Feet: "This is a remarkable, exquisite and visually sophisticated cinematic gem that aims to target fantasy/adventure lovers specially for audiences that are looking for stories that resemble the cinema we all fell in love with, like The Goonies, Super 8 and... Stranger Things." Horror fans definitely need to watch out for this movie arriving later in 2026. Get a peek. // Continue Reading ›

Every once a while a film comes along that is so miserably boring and uninteresting, there is nothing more that you'll wish for than to get those 2 hours back. No matter which great actor pops up in this film, none of them are able to provide any kind of worthwhile performance to make it any better. It's a complete waste of time and a waste of talent. At the Sea is the latest film from Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó, following up his previous films Pieces of a Woman (2020) and Evolution (2021). Unfortunately it's probably his worst one yet – an especially dour, meandering, tedious mess of a film about an alcoholic woman who returns to her family after finishing a stint rehab. But it's not really about that as much as it is about a group of stuck up, wealthy, dysfunctional people living in a big, fancy house on Cape Cod. Every day they wake up and go to the beach and then yell at each other and fight and that's about it. And this just happens on repeat for nearly two hours. Amy Adams tries to make amends and show her family that she's better, but they don't really care. And neither do we, the audience, as none of these characters are worth knowing or interesting in any realistic way. Harsh to say but I was surprised by how every single person in the film is a proper a-hole. // Continue Reading ›

"Time future contained in time past. The same old story..." BFI has revealed the main official trailer for an acclaimed indie documentary film titled D is for Distance, made by two filmmakers telling their own story as parents of a boy with epilepsy. Made in the UK, this experimental doc film is opening in UK cinemas starting in April. It premiered at the 2025 Rotterdam Film Festival and played at Thessaloniki, London, and Vienna Film Festivals as well. A meditation on cinema, the NHS and family relationships, D is for Distance tells the story of the filmmakers' son Louis, and his debilitating experiences living with epilepsy, through an extraordinary archive of personal footage. Narrated by English actress Jodhi May. Louis, who is now 22, is also an emerging artist working in London. The experiences of his condition have vividly influenced his paintings, drawings and etchings, exhibited during last year's London Film Festival and seen throughout the film as well. D is for Distance is also a celebration of music, including songs from Holger Czukay, The Everly Brothers, Ennio Morricone, King Krule, and others. Certainly seems like a unique cinematic creation. // Continue Reading ›

The Independent Spirit Awards are an annual award given in the name of independent film, featuring all of the indie films which deserve honor and recognition - celebrating their 41st year. The 2026 winners of the Spirit Awards were announced Sunday evening - switching things up taking place a whole month before the Oscars (in the past it's just the day before). The big winner this year is the beloved favorite Train Dreams, which took him 3 top prizes just like Anora last year. The film won Best Feature, Best Director, and the very deserving Best Cinematography prize. And more awards went to other important indie hits like Sorry, Baby, The Secret Agent, The Plague, Lurker, and Rose Byrne winning for her incredible performance in the underseen If I Had Legs I'd Kick You. The Best Documentary prize went to the excellent The Perfect Neighbor (which is now on Netflix and it's also a must watch). The other nominations from 2025 included many smaller indie films most cinephiles have been talking about, including: Twinless, Peter Hujar's Day, Lucky Lu, One of Them Days, Eephus, Splitsville, and others. I'm very happy about Train Dreams winning! I love this film. All of these films are worth watching whenever you find the time. Full list of winners below. // Continue Reading ›

"You are the only scientist who might know what this is." One month to go! Amazon MGM Studios + Sony debuted a new 60-second promo spot on TV during the Olympics this past weekend for the epic sci-fi movie Project Hail Mary. This was debuted during one of their sports promos involving the athletes - and this final TV trailer aired right after. It's more of a featurette with footage of Gosling explaining what's going on in the movie. Adapted from Andy Weir's acclaimed novel of the same name, this is the story of an astronaut who tries to save Earth while alone in outer space. The movie stars Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace, who wakes up on a spacecraft at Tau Ceti with no memory of himself or his mission. But he then figures out he was sent here to help save Earth and must now figure out what to do entirely on his own – until he meets another creature. Co-starring Sandra Hüller as Eva Stratt, Ryland's superior, and Milana Vayntrub as Olesya Ilyukhina, his other Russian crewmate. This third trailer (view the other two) features tons of footage with Rocky, his alien friend (an on-set real puppet not CGI) who helps him figure out how to save the stars. After the final trailer that launched during the Super Bowl I don't need to see more - I cannot wait to watch. // Continue Reading ›

In these contemporary times, with the world becoming more & more authoritarian by the day, it's important to speak out, speak up, and take a stand. But doing so can be dangerous, of course. Artists have always been a target of authoritarian regimes – because they often use their art to speak out, speak up, and stand against the government and their oppression. German-Turkish filmmaker İlker Çatak's latest film is a tale of two artists who start to struggle when an authoritarian regime comes for them and starts to censor, shut down, and oppress their way of living and their vitally important artistic expression. His new film is titled Yellow Letters, also known as Gelbe Briefe in German, and it's set in Germany though he's using the prominent German cities to double as two prominent cities in Turkey (Berlin is Ankara, Hamburg is Istanbul). The title is a reference to German culture – in Germany, a yellow letter is an official, legally binding document from courts, authorities, or police – often indicating a summons, lawsuit, penalty order, or debt collection. You don't want to get one of these, especially if it's saying you're in trouble for your art or something you stated. // Continue Reading ›

"Are you sure he's the one?" And what if he isn't?! Netflix has unveiled their teaser trailer for Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, an eerie new horror thriller series about getting married. Freaky! Set for release starting in late March, this i being promoted as "from [one of] the director[s] of Baby Reindeer." Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen is an atmospheric horror series set at a wedding, following a bride and groom in the week leading up to their ill-fated nuptials. That’s not a spoiler - just read the title. Rachel and Nicky are engaged to be married in a week... Before they can tie the knot, though, something very bad happens to get in the way. So will something actually happen? Or is it all just her fears? Maybe something worse? Starring Camila Morrone as the bride, Rachel, with Adam DiMarco as her fiance, Nicky, plus Jeff Wilbusch, Karla Crome, Gus Birney, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Ted Levine, and Sawyer Fraser. This is an eerie teaser, so many ominous shots. The veiled bride POV is cool - keep an eye out for this series. // Continue Reading ›

"They need innocent people to incriminate themselves, in order to justify their actions... They fear being unmasked." Janus Films has unveiled the official US trailer for the indie film titled Two Prosecutors, the latest work from the Ukrainian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa (also director of My Joy, In the Fog, A Gentle Creature, Donbass). This premiered at last year's 2025 Cannes Film Festival and it also played at Karlovy Vary, Toronto, New York, London, and many other major fests worldwide. Set in the USSR back in 1937, a newly appointed prosecutor discovers an undestroyed letter from a prisoner that reveals corruption in the secret police, the NKVD. His search for the truth becomes dangerous. The new film from great Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa is a scalpel-precise tale of the horrors of totalitarian bureaucracy. With Aleksandr Kuznetsov, Aleksandr Filippenko, Anatoliy Beliy, Andris Keišs, Vytautas Kaniušonis, Valentin Novopolskij. The film is described in many positive reviews as "a Kafkaesque tale that is laced with bitter irony, exploring ideas of justice and legacy." This one is for die-hard cinephiles and fans of Loznitsa already. // Continue Reading ›

Whether you like it or not, it's time to grow up. And maybe it's also time to learn to appreciate being alive on this planet and all the beautiful people on it. One of the best discoveries from the 2026 Berlin Film Festival (so far) is a little indie film from Scotland called Sunny Dancer made by young filmmaker George Jaques. This coming-of-age story following teens at a summer camp is actually way more than just another summer camp film – it's also a cancer comedy that celebrates joy & love above all. Last year I wrote about the indie film subgenre of cancer comedies in my review of the documentary film Andre is an Idiot (it's also really good). It's actually quite useful and good to use comedy to deal with the unrelenting horribleness of cancer. The right filmmaker with the right vision can craft an unforgettably touching story utilizing comedy even when it involves cancer & terminal illness. Sunny Dancer is one of the best coming-of-age films I've seen in a while – a near perfect summer camp comedy that is as unique and refreshing as it is funny and endearing. // Continue Reading ›

"He does not love the house. He hurts the house." Chroma has revealed an official trailer for an indie horror film titled The House Was Not Hungry Then, made by Scottish-American filmmaker Harry Aspinwall. This premiered last year at the Cinquest Film Festival and is out to watch now on VOD at home anytime. An intriguing new indie horror that's based around the POV of the haunted house itself. While searching for her estranged father, a young woman breaks into an empty house in the Scottish countryside where every visitor disappears. Now she must avoid the man posing as a real estate agent who lures victims inside to feed the hungry house. Starring Bobby Rainsbury, Clive Russell, and Bill Paterson. In you go, and have a look around... This reminds me of the POV horror film In a Violent Nature from Canada, as well as Soderbergh's Presence film also from the perspective of the ghost in a home. Very eerie vibes in this... with all these wide shots of the house itself and the people looking around in it. Worth a look if you're into experimental horror. // Continue Reading ›

"Being a witch is being a sister. And we must protect our sisterhood by any means necessary." Shudder & Independent Film Co have debuted the full trailer for a witchy horror dark comedy film called Forbidden Fruits, the first feature from indie filmmaker Meredith Alloway. Premiering at the 2026 SXSW Film Festival in March before it opens in theaters everywhere at the end of March. At a mall fashion store, Apple leads a secret witch cult with her coworkers Cherry and Fig. But when the new hire Pumpkin questions their sisterhood, it forces them to confront inner darkness or meet violent ends. Ha ha. This looks extra wicked and wild and spunky, though it won't be for everyone. Forbidden Fruits stars Lili Reinhart as Apple, Lola Tung, Victoria Pedretti, Alexandra Shipp, Emma Chamberlain, and Gabrielle Union. Based on a stage play called Of the Women Came the Beginning of Sin, & Through Her We All Die. Looks like girly fun. // Continue Reading ›

"I'll do everything in my power to protect us... I didn't think I could love someone like this. Until now. Until you." FX on Hulu has unveiled a second officail trailer for the streaming series called Love Story, another new Ryan Murphy produced series to watch soon (just started this weekend). This trailer is Valentine's Day focused, going heavy on the passionate romance. The full title is Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette, the first installment in the "Love Story" anthology, inspired by Elizabeth Beller's book "Once Upon a Time: The Captivating Life of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy." The story explores the undeniable chemistry, whirlwind courtship, and high-profile marriage of one of the most iconic couples of the 20th century, John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette – played by Paul Kelly and Sarah Pidgeon. "A love that captivated the nation." The main cast also features Naomi Watts as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis; Grace Gummer as Caroline Kennedy, his older sister; Leila George as Kelly Klein; Noah Fearnley as Michael Bergin; Sydney Lemmon as Lauren Bessette; Alessandro Nivola as Calvin Klein; Omari K. Chancellor as Gordon Henderson; Constance Zimmer as Ann Messina Freeman; Erich Bergen, and Michael Nathanson. This is similar to the first trailer but really all about their love more than the drama. // Continue Reading ›

"I never before was able to think of a tomorrow. I was far too busy surviving each day." Meet the Soldier. The Match Factory has unveiled the first official trailer for the Austrian-German film titled simply Rose, the third feature from Austrian filmmaker Markus Schleinzer. It's premiering this weekend at the 2026 Berlin Film Festival in the Main Competition - hence why this trailer is out now timed to its initial premiere. The true story is about a woman in the early 17th century, who disguises herself as a former soldier to work in a village, and wants to be a good citizen at any cost. Acclaimed German actress Sandra Hüller stars as Rose, with Caro Braun, Marisa Growaldt, Godehard Giese, and Augustino Renken. Set in the early 17th century, somewhere within Germany, a mysterious soldier arrives in an isolated Protestant village. He works hard to prove himself to the other villagers, but all of this is based on a lie. It's described as "the true and twisted tale of a swindler who, defying her birth as a woman, comported herself as a man and deceived a village." Not the most exciting footage to watch in this trailer but certainly a film to keep an eye on anyway. // Continue Reading ›