For two years, filmmakers Ben Russell and Guillaume Cailleau followed a militant activist community of squatters, anarchists, farmers in France. Composed of forty-one long takes, the film quietly assembles an immersive portrait of the movement and those involved alongside their activism.

Drawing inspiration from both the writing of Gérard de Nerval and classic film noirs, Jacques Rivette's tale of two warring Goddesses awakened on the shadowy rain swept streets of 1970s Paris, is both an astounding feat of generic interpolation and an enthralling exploration of fate and mortality.

A tense and human musical about a family that survived the end of the world, from the director of The Act of Killing. Followed by an in-person Q&A with Joshua Oppenheimer and George MacKay.

An exploration of a world shaped by neurodiverse perspectives, capturing diverse subjects navigating environments both challenging and comforting. Characters, some concealing their autism, others thriving in their communities, share a common goal: finding a space free from societal norms.