It also means that we can’t include movies we’ve already seen and adored that have yet to be released, even if they’re right around the corner, including a number of our favorites from the last run of fall festivals (rest assured, though, they’re coming).įor now, there’s plenty of good stuff to catch up on. That means we’ve got the usual festival leftovers from last year that finally made their way to audiences, new titles from earlier festivals that have already been released, all alongside a handful of films that materialized in recent months. Our list of the best movies of the year so far follows the same basic rules as it has in years past: In order to qualify, a film must have been released in North American theaters for at least a week or on a VOD platform or streaming service in the same territory.
Best of all: each of these films is available to see right now. Oscars 2023: Best Adapted Screenplay PredictionsĪ handful of the films that have already earned a mark of IndieWire distinction premiered on the festival circuit, some went straight to streaming platforms, and there’s even the odd blockbuster or two (good action movies, what a concept!) rounding out the lot. New Movies: Release Calendar for September 30, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Filmsģ5 Disturbing Foreign Films to Watch, from Gaspar Noé to Takashi Miike And there have been plenty of new names to admire, too, including Audrey Diwan, Panah Panahi, Mimi Cave, John Patton Ford, Owen Kline, Adamma Ebo, and Jerrod Carmichael, all of whom have bowed debuts that make us feel hopeful for the future of film. Some of our favorite filmmakers have returned to the cinema with fresh visions, including everyone from Kogonada to Andrea Arnold, David Cronenberg to Daniels, Terence Davies to Peter Strickland, Lena Dunham to George Miller. The first nine months (and change) of 2022 have already gifted film fans with a wide array of incredible cinematic offerings, and there’s still plenty of titles yet to arrive on a screen near you. Freedom (and, of course, restriction, and so very much of it). Romance (forbidden, unexpected, edifying, and nurturing). Meat (both human and otherwise, and so very much of it).
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