Cannes 2025 delivered cinema that was bold, political, intimate and formally daring. Whether you missed them during the festival frenzy or simply want to catch up, here are 14 Cannes titles now available to stream.

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A quietly devastating moral drama from Iranian master Jafar Panahi, where an ordinary encounter spirals into questions of guilt, revenge and justice. Winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes 2025.
Section: Cannes Film Festival Competition
Award: Palme d’Or

2.

Wes Anderson returns with another meticulously crafted world, blending espionage, eccentric family dynamics and deadpan humour in his signature style.
Section: Competition

3.

A tense contemporary Western from Ari Aster, set in a small American town where political paranoia and social fractures boil over.
Section: Competition

4.

A hypnotic road film set against the vast deserts of Morocco, following a father and son’s search that slowly turns spiritual and unsettling. Winner of the Jury Prize.
Section: Competition
Award: Jury Prize (shared)

5.

A gripping legal drama by Ukrainian auteur Sergei Loznitsa, revisiting Stalin-era repression through a young prosecutor’s dangerous pursuit of truth.
Section: Competition

6.

A sharply observed procedural drama from France that turns an investigation into a portrait of institutional power and moral ambiguity.
Section: Competition

7.

Lynne Ramsay delivers an intense and visceral portrait of mental unravelling, anchored by fierce performances and psychological unease.
Section: Competition

8.

A cerebral crime drama that blurs ambition, deception and identity, unfolding with slow-burning tension and moral complexity.
Section: Competition

9.

A haunting, emotionally layered drama exploring grief, memory and fractured relationships with striking visual precision.
Section: Competition
Award: Prix du Jury (shared)

10.

A deeply moving family drama from Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier about art, inheritance and emotional wounds that refuse to disappear. Winner of the Grand Prix.
Section: Competition
Award: Grand Prix

11.

An inventive and visually rich coming-of-age story that blends humour, longing and magical realism through a distinctly Latin American lens.
Section: Cannes Film Festival Un Certain Regard

12.

A tender and intimate drama about memory, masculinity and family, unfolding through the emotional afterlife of a father’s absence.
Section: Un Certain Regard

13.

An emotionally charged Indian drama exploring longing, belonging and fragile relationships, directed with quiet restraint and empathy.
Section: Cannes Film Festival Un Certain Regard

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Adapted from Kazuo Ishiguro’s acclaimed novel, this meditative drama moves between memory and loss, tracing the emotional echoes of post-war Japan.
Section: Un Certain Regard