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Home (2026 film)
Home (Danish: Hjem) is a 2026 Danish-Serbian drama directed by Marijana Janković, her debut feature, about a family emigrating from Yugoslavia to Denmark in 1991; it premiered at IFFR 2026 and differs from the 2026 Sean McNamara US drama and Blayden-Ryall documentary of the same name.
How to Divorce During the War
How to Divorce During the War (Skyrybos karo metu) is a 2026 Lithuanian drama by Andrius Blaževičius in which Marija asks Vytas for a divorce a day before Russia invades Ukraine; it won the Sundance World Cinema Dramatic Directing Award and is Lithuania's 99th Academy Awards entry.
How We Stand
How We Stand is a 2026 Canadian drama directed by Marie Clements, adapted from her play Tombs of the Vanishing Indian, about three sisters separated after their mother's death in 1950s Los Angeles relocation; premiered at TIFF September 13, 2026, starring Amber Midthunder.
I Can Only Imagine 2
I Can Only Imagine 2 is a 2026 American Christian biographical drama continuing the true story of MercyMe singer Bart Millard, directed by Brent McCorkle and Andrew Erwin.
I Know Who You Are (无悔追踪) (2026 film)
I Know Who You Are (抓特务, aka 无悔追踪) is Feng Xiaogang's 2026 Chinese drama, written by Shi Jianquan from Zhang Ce's 1992 novella, starring Lei Jiayin and Hu Ge as a policeman and suspected spy locked in a four-decade rivalry; released June 19, 2026, grossing about RMB 119 million.
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning is a 2026 British drama directed by Clio Barnard, adapted by Enda Walsh from Keiran Goddard's novel. Five Birmingham friends near thirty face the housing crisis; it won the Cannes Directors' Fortnight Audience Award and Rome's top prize.
Ink (2026 film)
Ink (2026 film): Danny Boyle biographical drama adapting James Graham's play about Rupert Murdoch's 1969 takeover of The Sun with editor Larry Lamb; stars Jack O'Connell, Guy Pearce, Claire Foy; opened Venice 83; Netflix US January 8, 2027.
Jimmy (2026 film)
Jimmy (2026) refers to two unrelated films: Yashaddai Owens' 67-minute indie drama about young James Baldwin in Paris (Strand Releasing, July 31) and Aaron Burns' KJ Apa Jimmy Stewart biopic (Fathom, November 6).
La bola negra
La bola negra (The Black Ball) is a 2026 Spanish-French drama-musical by Los Javis (Javier Calvo, Javier Ambrossi) about three gay men in 1932, 1937, and 2017, inspired by Lorca's unfinished play; Cannes Best Director and TIFF People's Choice winner.
London (2026 film)
London is a 2026 Brazilian drama directed by Victor Di Marco and Márcio Picoli, starring Di Marco as a disabled man in Porto Alegre seeking independence.
Melania (film)
Melania is a 2026 American documentary directed by Brett Ratner following Melania Trump in the 20 days before the 2025 inauguration, released by Amazon MGM Studios.
Monument (film)
Monument (2026), Bryan Singer's historical drama written by Alena Alova, stars Jon Voight and Joseph Mazzello as Israeli architects Yacov and Amnon Rechter, commissioned in 1999 to build a South Lebanon Army soldiers' memorial; released March 20, 2026, distinct from the Halpern-Geraghty Rhode Island documentary and Bodružić's Istria drama of the same name.
My Dearest Señorita (2026 film)
My Dearest Señorita (Mi querida señorita) is a 2026 Spanish Netflix drama by Fernando González Molina, a loose adaptation of the 1972 Jaime de Armiñán classic, starring intersex debut actress Elisabeth Martínez as Adela, set in 1999–2000 Pamplona and Madrid.
No Good Men
No Good Men (working title Kabul Jan) is a 2026 Afghan romantic comedy-drama by Shahrbanoo Sadat, opening film of the 76th Berlinale, about camerawoman Naru and reporter Qodrat in Kabul in 2021 before the Taliban's return.
No Pain
No Pain (Nessun dolore) is a 2026 Italian drama by Gianni Amelio, starring Alessandro Borghi, Valeria Golino, and Valerio Mastandrea, about a Roman bookseller drawn into migration and guilt; premiered out of competition at Venice 2026.
Only What We Carry
Only What We Carry is a 2026 Jamie Adams drama starring Simon Pegg, Sofia Boutella, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Quentin Tarantino; improvised, shot in six days on the Normandy coast, premiered at Tribeca June 6, 2026.
Out of This World (2026 film)
Out of This World (2026) names two unrelated films: a 17-minute Filipino comedy short by Alessandro Leyva about an alien at high school, and Albert Serra's English-language debut drama, starring Riley Keough, about a US delegation in Russia during the Ukrainian war.
Parallel Tales
Parallel Tales (Histoires parallèles) is Asghar Farhadi's 2026 French-language drama, in Cannes Competition, loosely based on Kieślowski's Dekalog VI, starring Isabelle Huppert as a novelist whose spied-upon neighbors enter her fiction; critically poorly received.
Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards
Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards is a 2026 Channel 5 two-part factual drama by Wonderhood Studios, starring Martin Clunes as the disgraced BBC newsreader, dramatizing his grooming of a 17-year-old and 2024 conviction for indecent images.
Queen at Sea
Queen at Sea is a 2026 UK-US drama written and directed by Lance Hammer, starring Juliette Binoche, Tom Courtenay, and Anna Calder-Marshall. It won two Silver Bears at the 76th Berlinale and opened in UK cinemas 18 September 2026.
Red Light Teachers
Red Light Teachers is a 2026 American independent drama film written and directed by Chris Soriano, starring Drea Castro, Chris Soriano, and Hillary Soriano. It follows a Filipina immigrant whose unrecognized teaching credential pushes her into exotic dancing before she gets a high school teaching job, released limited in US theaters January 23, 2026.
Rehearsals for a Revolution (خاطرات ایران)
Rehearsals for a Revolution (خاطرات ایران, Khateraat-e Iran) is a 2026 documentary by Pegah Ahangarani tracing 40-plus years of Iranian history through five family portraits; it won Cannes' L'Œil d'Or and is the UK's Oscar submission.
Remarkably Bright Creatures (film)
Remarkably Bright Creatures is a 2026 Netflix drama directed by Olivia Newman, adapting Shelby Van Pelt's 2022 novel. Sally Field plays widow Tova, Lewis Pullman plays Cameron, and Alfred Molina voices the octopus Marcellus; released May 8, 2026.
Rose (2026 film)
Rose (2026) is an Austrian-German black-and-white historical drama by Markus Schleinzer, starring Sandra Hüller as a woman passing as a man in 17th-century Germany; it premiered in Berlinale competition, won Hüller a Silver Bear, and is Austria's 2027 International Feature Oscar candidate.
Salvation (2026 film)
Salvation (Kurtuluş) is Emin Alper's 2026 Turkish drama about a village land feud, Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize winner at Berlinale 2026; distinct from Tom Nicoll's UK debut and Denise Castro's Salvación.
See You When I See You (film)
See You When I See You is a 2026 American comedy-drama directed by Jay Duplass, adapted by Adam Cayton-Holland from his memoir Tragedy Plus Time, starring Cooper Raiff and Kaitlyn Dever; it premiered at Sundance 2026.
Shame and Money
Shame and Money (Hatixhja dhe Shabani) is a 2026 social realist drama by Visar Morina about Kosovar dairy farmers who lose their cows and move to Pristina. It won the Sundance 2026 World Cinema Dramatic Grand Jury Prize.
Sinner (자필) (2026 film)
Sinner (자필) is a 2026 South Korean crime drama, Hong Sung-min's feature debut, starring Jung Sung-il and Park Ji-hyun. It premiered at the 31st Busan International Film Festival's Korean Cinema Today – Panorama section, about a prosecutor reinvestigating a death row inmate's case after reading her letter.
Street Smart (2026 film)
Street Smart (2026) is Catherine Hardwicke's drama, co-written with Nic Sheff, about unhoused young adults in Venice, California; premiered June 18, 2026 at Bentonville Film Festival, starring Isabelle Fuhrman, Yara Shahidi, and Isiah Hilt; distinct from the 1987 film and the 2026 Japanese film and Sonia Manzano documentary of the same name.
Take Me Home (2026 film)
Take Me Home (2026) is Liz Sargent's debut drama, expanded from her 2023 Sundance short, starring her sister Anna Sargent as a disabled Korean adoptee caregiver; it won Sundance's Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award and opened limitedly via WILLA.