Letterboxd — Your life in film

Damon's everyman aura is deceiving: his best films catch a glimmer of insubordination beneath the all-American niceness.

Spread film-themed cheer with our annual guide, covering books, Blu-rays, music, posters, and apparel.

A moving-image portrait of prolific background actor Jill Goldston, who perfected the art of "being an extra on its own terms."

A wide-ranging discussion spanning from the Korean director's filmmaking origins to his latest film, the noir romance Decision to Leave.

In Western films set in Africa, misrepresentations of spoken language can harmfully homogenize the cultural nuances of diverse nations.

The legendary editor reflects on striking scenes from the duo's films, which embody the eclecticism of their oeuvre.

Writer-director Molly Manning Walker and star Mia McKenna-Bruce discuss their new film HOW TO HAVE SEX, a vibrant depiction of the agonies and ecstasies of young adulthood.

With his trademark Ray-Bans, fedora, and calculated cool, the French crime-film director publicly constructed an artist's persona.

Pedro Almodóvar's STRANGE WAY OF LIFE. A sexy, soulful and stylish queer cowboy romp, starring Ethan Hawke and Pedro Pascal. Now streaming in LATAM, Italy, France, the UK & Ireland here.

A TIGER IN PARADISE. A mesmerizing visual expedition into the intricate psyche of internationally acclaimed musician José González, by the team behind TRIANGLE OF SADNESS.

The best of Notebook, beamed straight to your inbox on Sunday mornings.

With his seductive new film PASSAGES now streaming, award-winning independent filmmaker Ira Sachs joins us at Posteritati to share some of his all-time favorite movie posters from his electric program of films from the MUBI vaults. Stream his picks here.

FALLEN LEAVES. Aki Kaurismäki makes a masterful return with this deadpan yet luminous love story.

With industry strikes raging, big-name male auteurs—Welles, Mann, Fincher, Allen, Polanski, Lanthimos, and more—took center stage at Venice.

HOW TO HAVE SEX: Molly Manning Walker's vibrant depiction of the agonies and ecstasies of young adulthood is arriving in cinemas across the UK, Ireland, Mexico, Chile, Argentina and Brazil this November. A MUBI Release.

The director of PASSAGES offers filmmaking guidance alongside behind-the-scenes imagery and notes from his latest film.

Great movies stay with you.

An unparalleled master at depicting the darker side of the heterosexual dialectic, as exemplified in films like RESURRECTION, THE NIGHT HOUSE, VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA and PROFESSOR MARSTON & THE WONDER WOMAN.

THE SETTLERS. A visceral and visionary take on the Western from Felipe Gálvez. Chile's official entry to the 2024 Academy Awards.

Host Rico Gagliano talks with director Sebastián Silva about his absurd and sexy meta-comedy.

THE DELINQUENTS. A free-flowing and delightful heist film like no other, from Rodrigo Moreno.

HOW TO HAVE SEX: Molly Manning Walker's vibrant depiction of the agonies and ecstasies of young adulthood is in UK & Irish cinemas November 3, and coming soon to the US, Canada, Italy, Turkey, Netherlands, Latin America & more.

GASOLINE RAINBOW. A rhapsodic portrait of the new generation from Bill and Turner Ross (Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets).

Hot on the heels of starring in Greta Gerwig’s highly anticipated BARBIE and new HBO show The Idol, actress Hari Nef joins us at Posteritati to share some of her favorite posters from her dazzling selection of films from the MUBI vaults. Watch picks by filmmakers like Shirley Clarke, Jean-Luc Godard, Martine Syms, and more on MUBI here.

Whether she’s dueling pickup artists or using "The Sims" as a sandpit, Washko's art looks courageously into dark areas of the internet.

FALLEN LEAVES. Aki Kaurismãki's timeless, hopeful and ultimately satisfying love story about two lonely souls’ path to happiness – and the numerous hurdles they encounter along the way. Official Selection of the Telluride, Toronto and New York Film Festivals, and winner of the Jury Prize at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.

In the pathbreaking work of four filmmakers, feminist history comes to seem like a cinematic event.

A reflection by the director of Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda on the origins of his documentary and his relationship with the great artist.

Ira Sachs and Rico Gagliano discuss his latest film – PASSAGES – a seriously sexy Sundance hit about an insatiable artist in a messy modern love triangle. In this bonus episode, Sachs discusses how his all-star cast (Ben Whishaw, Franz Rogowski and Adele Exarchopoulos) liberated their characters, and why he and Hollywood are on the outs. Listen and follow wherever you get your podcasts.

Always masking her character's true feelings, the actor smartly anchors Zero Fucks Given, a film about exploitation as social compulsion.

As Robert De Niro turns 80, we’re shining a light on the American acting icon’s finest film appearances from the 80s and 90s – a period where the risk-taking star used his considerable industry muscle to get some of the most interesting films he’s ever been in onto our screens.

THE DELINQUENTS. A free-flowing and delightful heist film like no other, from Rodrigo Moreno.

Filmmaker Ira Sachs (Passages) and journalist Franck Finance-Madureira (Queer Palm founder) sit down to discuss what Pride means today and how queer stories and aesthetics have changed over time.

On the eve of turning 40, Jane Birkin took a playful walk down memory lane with Agnès Varda. In artful tableaux, chameleonic disguises, and the opulent chambers of her Parisian abode, the chanteuse and actor reflects on all that is splendid about being a muse. JANE B. PAR AGNÈS V. is now streaming in select countries.

"'Meet Doug' was made to represent the youth culture through characters who are flawed, but profoundly creative, smart, and funny."