One of Martin Scorsese’s most underrated films, After Hours (1985) is a strange, offbeat descent into the surreal side of New York City. It follows a quiet office worker whose ordinary night slowly unravels into a chain of bizarre encounters, bad decisions, and nonstop chaos. Blending dark comedy, paranoia, and razor-sharp pacing, the film turns the city into a nightmare that feels funny, anxious, and endlessly alive. Unpredictable, energetic, and unlike anything else in Scorsese’s filmography,

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Guided by Martin Scorsese, MADE IN ENGLAND: THE FILMS OF POWELL AND PRESSBURGER is an unparalleled exploration of the iconic filmmakers' bold and uncompromising genius, brought to life by a treasure trove of clips and rare archival footage. In select German cinemas now, and streaming from Friday in Latin America, France, Italy, India, Turkey, Germany and more. Coming soon to the Netherlands. A MUBI Release. | MUBI