Winner of last year’s Caméra d’Or at Cannes, Phạm Thiên An’s daring first feature is an evocative and visually enthralling reverie on faith and loss.

A heart-swelling, hand-drawn delight that explores love and loss through its tender portrait of a new friendship.

The debut feature from acclaimed cinematographer Sean Price Williams is a picaresque journey through contemporary America.

Freely inspired by the story of Oedipus, this transcendent exploration of fate, tragedy and hope is yet another astonishing achievement from one of contemporary cinema's preeminent artists.

Ebrahim Golestan's seminal films, which were virtually unseen, are pristinely and painstakingly restored by Cineteca di Bologna with supervision by the director. A moody critique of modernizing Tehran, and the Iranian society, during the Pahlavi era.

The latest film from Portuguese filmmaker Susana Nobre is a laconic comedy about grief that effortlessly combines humour and melancholy.

A celebration of an artist’s life in the purest sense, Ryuichi Sakamoto: Opus is the definitive swan song of the beloved maestro.