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“True? No. It Happened”: The Beds of Sophie Calle
In Double-Blind and throughout her work, the artist makes public the scenes of utmost intimacy.
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LA COCINA | Official Trailer | Hand-picked by MUBI
Starring Rooney Mara, this high-wired vision of a bustling Times Square tourist trap boils over with everything-but-the-kitchen-sink drama (actually, that too).
Double Act: Isabelle Huppert and Hong Sang-soo | Official Trailer
As sweet as soju, the surprising yet magical cinematic partnership between French iconoclast Isabelle Huppert and South Korean auteur Hong Sang-soo is now streaming in its entirety. This trio of films is filled to the brim with chance encounters, wandering hearts, and cerebral connections, culminating in the duo’s acclaimed latest, A TRAVELER’S NEEDS (2024).
Ticked Off: Against THE CLOCK
Another visual artist on having a bad time at Christian Marclay’s 24-hour appropriation film.
Jerry Schatzberg Looks You in the Eyes
At 97, the photographer-turned-filmmaker—director of The Panic in Needle Park, Scarecrow, and more—remains a realist and a romantic.
Rushes Extra | The Battle of the Alamo
Reporting from the picket lines of the New York cinema workers strike at Alamo Drafthouse.
The Americans: On HENRY FONDA FOR PRESIDENT
In his debut film, the longtime curator and historian Alexander Horwath finds an analogue for the nation in one of its leading actors.
The Traveler and the World: Miguel Gomes’s GRAND TOUR
The bifurcated travelogue dresses the present up as the past, evoking the unreality of a fading colonial world.
Dream Scenarios: Lisandro Alonso on EUREKA
A tripartite film follows the fates of Indigenous communities across different eras, settings, and genres.
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MUBI FEST CHICAGO: 2025 LINEUP 8 films
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FRANZ ROGOWSKI: THE MAN OF THE HOUR 5 films
A beguiling screen presence of both physical and emotional intensity, German actor Franz Rogowski has taken the international film world…
New on MUBI US: April 2025 25 films
Our thoughtfully curated, always exciting slate of exclusive streaming premieres, new collections, festival favorites, and all-time classics. This is our…
LAFM 2025 Official Lineup (April 3-6) 22 films
The Los Angeles Festival of Movies presented by MUBI and Mezzanine is a curated annual film festival in Los Angeles,…
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1995
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Dancing! Fashion! French Existentialism! Daisy von Scherler Mayer’s glittering time capsule of the ’90s club scene in downtown New York has it all. As a chronic reveler in search of another calling, Parker Posey fizzes with screwball charm in one of the most iconic films of her “Queen of Indie” era.
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1963
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This collaboration between Joris Ivens and Chris Marker fascinates not just for its subject matter—daily life in the titular Chilean seaport city—but the traces of their distinct points-of-view. A fertile dynamic emerges from the realism of Ivens’ images and the fluid associations of Marker’s prose.
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2024
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Physical touch has been eclipsed by taps and clicks, but Eugene Kotlyarenko’s absurdist comedy proposes a spicy aphrodisiac for the modern couple: digital surveillance! Swapping foreplay for spyware apps and screen recordings, this film-within-a-film romp searches for love in the time of drones.
Now streaming exclusively.
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2009
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Gaspar Noé’s Tokyo-set audio-visual experience is stunning and scandalous—a hallucinatory techno trip exemplar of Noé’s brand of divisive filmmaking. An intoxicating first-person crawl through the city by night, ENTER THE VOID is sensational cinema at its most phenomenal and visceral.
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Things get weird in Amalia Ulman’s kaleidoscopic film, a colorful comedy of errors and an imaginative send-up of millennial media. Starring Simon Rex and Chloë Sevigny, this story of a frantic search for an internet sensation is electrified by wit, subversion, and distinctively fluorescent style.
Now streaming exclusively in the US, UK, Canada and Ireland. A MUBI Release.
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Winner of the Best Director prize at Cannes, Miguel Gomes’s transcendent travelogue sets sail for spellbinding horizons, where romance and adventure thrillingly entwine. Guided by the capricious will of the heart, this epic tale of love on the run is a movable feast for the mind and the senses.
Now streaming exclusively in many territories. A MUBI Release.
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Christopher Abbott and Barry Keoghan are arch enemies in this gripping revenge thriller, in which Ireland’s rugged landscapes echo inner torment. Pulling apart the western trope of the strong, silent type, Christopher Andrews’s hard-hitting debut feature reveals old traumas behind fresh wounds.
Now streaming in the US, UK, Latin America, Canada, Ireland, Turkey and Benelux. A MUBI Release.
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An Oscar®-nominated marvel of exquisite empathy, Magnus von Horn’s masterful vision of early 20th-century Denmark searches for tenderness and morality under fraught circumstances. Drawing on chilling true events that continue to resonate, this gothic parable is a visceral reckoning from the past.
Now streaming exclusively on MUBI in many territories. A MUBI Release.
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