The first anime ever to premiere at Cannes, director Mamoru Hosoda renders childhood with insight and ingenuity.

Recreation of the 1981 interview that captured European megastar Romy Schneider in deep personal crisis.

The true story of Scottish factory workers' protest against Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.

A timely study of the contemporary art world, greed and the new global elite.

Five newly recovered and restored films from Palestine’s revolutionary era.

The personal story of British rapper and activist M.I.A., from Tamil resistance politics to pop.

A dance rehearsal turns into a series of traumatic scenes after a bad trip on LSD.

Fixated on France’s ‘lost cultural identity’, teenager Antoine becomes the troubled centre of a summer writing workshop.

Paweł Pawlikowski’s epic romance is a dreamlike journey through a continent divided by World War II.

A visceral and captivating critique of masculinity revolving around the toxic relationship between a dog groomer and a former boxer.

Two films reimagine Palestine through the possibilities of sound and listening.

Orione is a reflection on the inevitable imbrication of the personal and political in a Buenos Aires’ neighbourhood.

In search of fame, fortune, beautiful but naïve Jim finds himself jobless, penniless and renting a cardboard box from a homeless man.

An hypnotic meditation on Jamaica’s history, spirituality and class stratification that ultimately centres on its people.

A would-be writer returns to his rural home in director Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s richly melancholic mood piece.

An overnight search for a body yields an exhilarating reflection on the human condition.

Painful yet essential, this monumental eight-hour work unearths the testimony of survivors of the Communist Party of China’s re-education camps.

The first anime ever to premiere at Cannes, director Mamoru Hosoda renders childhood with insight and ingenuity.

Recreation of the 1981 interview that captured European megastar Romy Schneider in deep personal crisis.

The true story of Scottish factory workers' protest against Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.

A timely study of the contemporary art world, greed and the new global elite.

Five newly recovered and restored films from Palestine’s revolutionary era.

The personal story of British rapper and activist M.I.A., from Tamil resistance politics to pop.

A dance rehearsal turns into a series of traumatic scenes after a bad trip on LSD.

Fixated on France’s ‘lost cultural identity’, teenager Antoine becomes the troubled centre of a summer writing workshop.

Paweł Pawlikowski’s epic romance is a dreamlike journey through a continent divided by World War II.

A visceral and captivating critique of masculinity revolving around the toxic relationship between a dog groomer and a former boxer.

Two films reimagine Palestine through the possibilities of sound and listening.

Orione is a reflection on the inevitable imbrication of the personal and political in a Buenos Aires’ neighbourhood.

In search of fame, fortune, beautiful but naïve Jim finds himself jobless, penniless and renting a cardboard box from a homeless man.

An hypnotic meditation on Jamaica’s history, spirituality and class stratification that ultimately centres on its people.

A would-be writer returns to his rural home in director Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s richly melancholic mood piece.

An overnight search for a body yields an exhilarating reflection on the human condition.

Painful yet essential, this monumental eight-hour work unearths the testimony of survivors of the Communist Party of China’s re-education camps.