The year 2025 has been distinguished by exceptional achievements in cinema. At prominent festivals such as Berlin, Cannes, and Venice, a multitude of outstanding films have been showcased. Presented below are the top 10 films of 2025, as chosen by the esteemed critics of FILMNEWSUK. David Katz Top 10; Dracula (Radu Jude) Dry Leaf (Alexandre Koberidze) Father Mother Sister Brother (Jim Jarmusch) Marty Supreme (Josh Safdie) Nino (Pauline Loquès) One Battle After Another (Pa

In the vast and ever-evolving world of cinema, certain films rise above the rest, captivating audiences with their grandeur, storytelling, and unforgettable moments. These popular blockbuster films, often marked by their impressive budgets and widespread appeal, become cultural phenomena that linger in our collective memory. As I reflect on these cinematic marvels, I find myself drawn into a world where imagination and reality blur, where every frame is meticulously crafted t

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LG:  What led you to cinema? EP:  Several factors played a role, but one stands out in particular. I studied at an art institute in Naples, and whenever I had math, biology, or chemistry classes, I would make sure the teachers kicked me out of the classroom. During those hours, I would go to see a photography professor who had his students watch films—masterpieces from the history of cinema. That experience transformed me into a passionate spectator. After each screening, we

Dakota Johnson at the Red Sea Film Festival Dakota Johnson made a notable appearance at the Red Sea Film Festival, an event dedicated to showcasing the most captivating international talent and their unique narratives. During a press conference at the festival, Johnson shared insights into her collaborations with filmmakers Mike Covino and Kyle Marvin, who are known for their distinct comedic style and European-influenced cinematography. This creative synergy led Johnson to p

With a captivating poetic opening, director Marta Bergman chronicles the journey of a young couple, whose beginning is marked by a touch of poetry: an orange tent, two young lovers inside, and a child with them. They embark on their journey, happy in the tent, snapping selfies to send to distant families, much like many other families. However, normalcy soon shifts the atmosphere; they are a couple with a child attempting to cross the border clandestinely. Sparse dialogue hin

The Red Sea Film Festival has quickly become a landmark event in the world of cinema, drawing filmmakers, actors, and enthusiasts from across the globe. Its opening ceremony marks the beginning of a celebration that shines a spotlight on creativity, storytelling, and cultural exchange. This year’s ceremony was a vivid display of artistry and ambition, setting the tone for what promises to be an unforgettable festival. The Red Sea Film Festival opening ceremony stage glowing w

Italian Independent Cinema: Screens in Freedom - the Italian Cultural Institute in London’s ongoing screening series - is having an early love affair with genre. With Mimì – Prince of Darkness offering a blood-spattered vampire tale last time out, filmmaker Louis Nero was in town to introduce his fantasy saga Milarepa, adapting the life story of the titular Buddhist saint to an ambiguous post-apocalyptic setting. Stacked with surprisingly iconic American actors for an Itali