Elsa Fernández-Santos

A transgender philosopher’s documentary showcases his life and the inspiring role of the self in a collective narrative

Commercials have gone from interrupting movies to becoming movies in their own right

The actor makes a comeback with a vapid period drama where the most salient feature is his lack of chemistry with actress and director Maïwenn

On the 50th anniversary of the coup d’état in Chile, the filmmaker delves into a bloody political satire on the legacy of the macabre dictator

French director Jeanne Herry delves into restorative justice procedures in an ensemble film that defends forgiveness and social reintegration

Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington, who are all over 50, are so heavily retouched that the image is almost comical

American director Ira Sachs sets his new drama in Paris, a love triangle between a homosexual couple and a woman that unmasks the traps of egomania

In addition to being relevant, this film about the history of women’s reproductive rights is engaging thanks to Elizabeth Banks and, especially, the splendid Sigourney Weaver

With Greta Gerwig behind the camera and Margot Robbie in front of it, the Mattel star is the heroine of a meta-comedy about toys and gender, in which Ryan Gosling’s empowered Ken doll steals the spotlight

The memory of the women portrayed in the documentary ‘The Stroll’ was swept away and replaced by the tourist routes in Sarah Jessica Parker’s series

Weston Razooli’s ‘Riddle of Fire,’ which coincides in Cannes with entries by Wes Anderson and Michel Gondry, opens up new horizons for indie cinema

Marco Bellocchio, Nanni Moretti and Alice Rohrwacher are competing for the Palme d’Or with three takes on their country’s history

In the minimalist romantic comedy ‘Fallen Leaves,’ the Finnish filmmaker searches for Charlie Chaplin’s humanity in wartime Ukraine

Directed by James Mangold, the fifth and final episode in the franchise rightly acknowledges that what defines Indy best as an action hero are the scars he bears

The American James Gray evokes the end of childhood in ‘Armageddon Time’ and veteran Jerzy Skolimowski shows the animal tale ‘EO’

“X” is a tribute to the B-movies of seventies cinema, paying special homage to “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”

The leading couple are in the hands of octogenarian director Adrian Lyne in this new adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel

The director of ‘Moonlight’ has crafted a TV series based on a Pulitzer-winning novel that is as beautiful as it is harsh in its depiction of living conditions on a southern plantation