Motherhood is far more dangerous than being a photographer in a warzone, Isabelle Huppert reveals in new star-studded drama by Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier [Read More...]
'The Full Monty' of the elderly: instead of flashing their modesty for cash, this new British comedy has old-age pensioners brandishing bananas posing as weapons [Read More...]
Animal rights activist Antônio Pasolini describes how cinema turned him vegan, and takes you on a wild tour of the dirtiest animal movies. [Read More...]
Would you laugh if London was flooded and your primal instincts became your drive? Set the Thames on Fire is part of LOCO the London Comedy Film Festival [Read More...]
As Peter Greenaway's latest flick finally hits the UK, Dirty Movies celebrates the film's flare and imaginativeness, but also ponders on its historicity and authenticity [Read More...]
The penetrating eye and the trenchant gaze of the photographer: new HBO documentary examines the life and the legacy of an artist who laid his subjects bare and shocked the world [Read More...]
The Jew who humanised the Nazis: compelling documentary rescues the legacy of Jewish-German philosopher Hannah Arendt while shedding a new light on ever-so-urgent problems such as Palestine and the refugee crisis - now available on VoD [Read More...]
"Wealth is not a dirty word", said Cameron earlier this week in reference to revelations of the Panama Papers; new British documentary reveals that, in reality, It is also gross and stinks [Read More...]
Not your average sci-fi movie: Jeff Nichols' 'Midnight Special' sheds new light - quite literally - in a very conventional cinema genre, as luminosity drives the movie narrative [Read More...]
Are the US the land of the invincible? New documentary about last American astronaut on the Moon does little more than to celebrate the country’s self-conceitedness [Read More...]
As this LGBT erotica documentary hits Brighton on Thursday, Dirty Movies opens up the discussion about the fine line between art and smut [Read More...]
Entrancing performances plus a harrowing soundtrack by Portishead's Geoff Barrow make this British film about a couple living in isolation in the Pyrenees a hypnotic experience [Read More...]
Lest we forget British borstals: in a brutal and oppressive environment where violence is the only currency, happiness and knowledge are a very subversive weapon - on BFI Player on Monday, April 1st [Read More...]
The filmmaker is the organ grinder, as Americans merrily laugh and applaud the grotesque circus of racism and homophobia - in Stephen Winter's new docudrama [Read More...]
As Brazil mobilises against a coup d'état, Dirty Movies shows its solidarity by remembering the Chilean film 'No', the importance of the popular vote and the horrors of life without democracy [Read More...]
The dizzying heights of cultural diversity and a harmoniously disintegrated community of Queens, in New York, are the subject of Frederick Wiseman’s latest movie. [Read More...]
In an exclusive interview with Dirty Movies, Chilean director Pablo Larraín discusses the use of silence, humour and other feats of The Club - a controversial movie about child abuse and the Catholic Church in his country [Read More...]
This Mexican tale of transvestism, singing and murder has an interesting topic, beautiful actors and a fascinating backdrop, but it lacks intensity [Read More...]
The face, the sounds, the smells and even the taste of child abuse come back to haunt the Catholic Church in Chile, in astounding new movie [Read More...]
Is transgenderism a sexual choice? Old-fashioned Albanian tradition raises complex questions about gender tolerance in both conservative and liberal Europe [Read More...]
How many gays and lesbians can you fit in the Chinese closet? New documentary examines the alternatives to coming out in the largest country in the world [Read More...]
A fiery mixture of skateboarders, homosexuality and illegal blood trade is the promising feat of this Mexican film; sadly it fails to gel together [Read More...]
Four gay men in Philadelphia seek something profound and meaningful in their lives, but instead they are trapped in their empty existence without love and affection [Read More...]
An American story of bereavement and forgiveness, where homosexuality is the background but never the leitmotif - now available on BFI player [Read More...]
A super-energetic Russell Tovey will both enrapture and repel you, in a very convincing movie about football, homosexuality and feigned masculinity [Read More...]
This very intense British drama-horror flick proves that budget restrictions can be a catalyst for creativity, and not a handicap - now on Amazon [Read More...]
The politics of death and violation: how the Spanish recycled horror clichés and the role of the vulnerable female to hair-raising results [Read More...]
Filmmakers equip children and adolescents in Iraq with cameras instead of guns, enabling them to shoot from a very different perspective, in a likely unprecedented initiative. Now it’s your turn to do your part [Read More...]
In his first film, Kleber Mendonca Filho explores the dull urban cacophony that ties together middle-class neighbours in the Brazilian city of Recife - on MUBI for 30 days only! [Read More...]
The plain, raw and empty state of women in post-communist Poland unveiled by young Polish director at Berlin Film Festival is out in cinemas on Friday [Read More...]
Was he miles ahead of his time? Biopic by Don Cheadle rescues the legacy of late American jazz musician Miles Davis, including little-known aspects of his life as a recluse [Read More...]
The bull or the chicken? Impressive German gangster-'bromance' movie explores the underground of ethnic diversity and immigration in Germany [Read More...]
How much longer can the few surviving indigenous Brazilians cling on to their culture, and how painful are these changes - two Brazilian filmmakers ask urgent questions in new feature introduced in Berlin [Read More...]
A more mature Michael Moore presents his best film to date, revealing that the whole world is living the American dream, while Americans can but dream of it [Read More...]
The power of the female pudendum: Spike Lee's new film is an adaptation of a Greek comedy to modern-day Chicago, where the local women use their guile and charms in order to restore peace [Read More...]
Bored of living with your family in a large empty house? Then invite a bunch of people to move in and turn it into a commune - now available on Mubi [Read More...]
Hero or terrorist? Oscar-winning Bosnian filmmaker Tanović ponders how to describe a controversial murderer, and to reconcile his country's split identity - from the Berlinale [Read More...]
The day the Nazis spoke English: highly sanitised and romanticised movie fails to celebrate the real story of a Berlin couple who resisted their oppressive regime - in cinemas now [Read More...]
German film investigates the difficult decision that a woman has to be between having a dirty abortion and a "disgusting" severely sick and disabled child - available on ArteKino throughout December [Read More...]
A downcast and passive Isabelle Huppert is a philosophy teacher unable to act out her teachings, in a beautiful reflection on intellectual futility - now on Mubi [Read More...]
Five Brazilian journalists take a dirty look at 16 of the filthiest creations of Brazilian cinema in the past 10 years, and reclaim their often overlooked value [Read More...]
As Brazil and the world prepare for Carnival, DMovies remembers Black Orpheus and cordial racism in Brazilian cinema - plus we do a very special giveaway [Read More...]
Norman Bates of the jungle has a grip on the population of s small riverside town in the Amazon, in a twisted tale of sexual depravity and religious absurdity, [Read More...]
