French Release - April 8th - Les Films du Losange
World Premiere at Toronto 2025 – Official Selection
World Premiere at Toronto 2025 – Official Selection
Spanish Release - August 28h - A Contracorriente Films
Selected in Competition at Cannes 2026
Selected in Competition at Cannes 2026
French Release - December 16th - Le Pacte
Selected in Competition at Cannes 2026
Selected in Competition at Cannes 2026
Cannes 2026 – Un Certain Regard – Closing Film
Cannes 2026 – Un Certain Regard – Closing Film
Palme d’Or winner – Cannes 2026
Palme d’Or winner – Cannes 2026
Best Director Award winner – Cannes 2026
Best Director Award winner – Cannes 2026
US release - October 3rd - NEON
Selected in Cannes Premiere at Cannes 2025
“Reform Party – all the actual and would-be autocrats take a bow to remind us that Orwell speaks to our times as much as he did to an earlier era.” – Deadline
“On a technical level, ORWELL: 2+2=5 is sharply made, cross-cutting between 1984 footage and modern day interviews to allow the audience to bridge the gap on their own terms, with only occasional graphics used to illustrate particularly disturbing or stark statistics when needed.” (...)
Selected in Cannes Premiere at Cannes 2025
“Reform Party – all the actual and would-be autocrats take a bow to remind us that Orwell speaks to our times as much as he did to an earlier era.” – Deadline
“On a technical level, ORWELL: 2+2=5 is sharply made, cross-cutting between 1984 footage and modern day interviews to allow the audience to bridge the gap on their own terms, with only occasional graphics used to illustrate particularly disturbing or stark statistics when needed.” – Indiewire
“The film is an essay, not a biography, and it feels placid and measured.” – The Wrap
Iranian Release - July 23rd
Selected in Competition at Cannes 2025
Selected in Competition at Cannes 2025
" A finely textured immigrant community study that engages meaningfully with his own Circassian heritage, “Butterfly Jam” is marked by unsentimental kinship with the rowdy, not-quite-settled expat family at its center; "
VARIETY
" Who do the dead belong to? This strange but thoughtful question is incredibly on brand for Japan’s Koreeda Hirokazu, and he explores it in one of his purest, most dream-like films to date. "
DEADLINE
" A quietly gripping psychological study of a painful confrontation between father and daughter. "
THE GUARDIAN
" A fiercely intelligent and gripping movie that finds its power in providing no easy answers, only questions about what is right and what is wrong. "
DEADLINE
" Vivid, sweeping epic about gay men in war-torn Spain is a major Cannes standout "
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
" Los Javis’ era-spanning monument to gay storytellers Is a heartbreaking work of staggering genius. "
INDIEWIRE
" The Beloved, Sorogoyen\'s first film in Competition at Cannes, is an incredible achievement. "
DEADLINE
" This entertaining exercise in deluxe nostalgia is peppered with enough quirky folklore and offbeat background detail to keep even sports-allergic viewers like this writer engaged. "
THE TIMES
" The two-and-a-half-hour result is riveting, acted with careworn nuance down the line by an excellent ensemble. "
VARIETY