BAM Film 2025

Academy Award winner Bong Joon-ho (Parasite) is back with a grim-tastic, bloody work of sci-fi comedy starring Robert Pattinson, Naomi Ackie, Steven Yeun, Toni Collette, and Mark Ruffalo.

Steven Soderbergh’s latest is a slick spy thriller with Michael Fassbender, Cate Blanchette, Pierce Brosnan, Naomie Harris, and Tom Burke.

In this soulful comedy, an eccentric lottery winner attempts to reunite his favorite band by inviting them to play a private show for him at his home on a remote island.

Two illuminating documentaries examine how disparate populations coexist, bridging immigrant communities in 70s Brighton Beach through shared experience, and Irish and African Americans through dance and music.

This wide-ranging week of witchcraft, treachery, and murder spotlights the Bard’s most screen-adapted work, from Orson Welles’ Scottish burr and Toshiro Mifune’s Samurai to 50s noir and indie comedy.

Triple Canopy is back with an expansive collection of cinematic works exploring the concept of holes on film.

Michael B. Jordan stars as twin brothers in the Jim Crow-era South trying to leave their troubled lives behind, only to find evil waiting in their hometown, in this Ryan Coogler-helmed supernatural thriller.

In a provocative new film by David Cronenberg, a techno-entrepreneur discovers an eerie conspiracy concerning software he developed that allows the bereaved to witness the gradual decay of dead loved ones.

This groundbreaking series explores the depth and diversity of Sudanese cinema, showcasing films from the 50s to the present day that highlight the resourcefulness and resilience of the nation’s filmmakers.

Five of Pratibha Parmar’s short films from the late 80s and 90s deal intimately with ethnic and sexual expressivity in a culturally conservative UK.

Wuhan changed the world in 2020 as the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, but China’s eighth-most-populous city has far more stories to tell, revealed here in a diverse lineup of features and documentaries.

Showing little patience for hagiography, Alex Ross Perry’s sorta-documentary about beloved indie-rock band Pavement takes a nonlinear, absurdist approach while evincing a deep love for its subject.

Cinema Tropical honors the resurgence of Latin American cinema with special screenings of three landmark films.

FilmAfrica presents over 30 contemporary and classic films, honoring veteran creators who first trained an activist lens on Africa and young filmmakers using cinematic storytelling to emphasize potential.