Finnish writer-director Selma Vilhunen’s third fiction feature offers a sharp, funny and heartbreaking exploration of contemporary love.

An opium and champagne soaked delve into a turn of the century Parisian brothel, Bonello's international breakout is a haunted and hermetic exploration of sexuality, desire, and the human body.

Detours, fragments and foot notes abound in Matías Piñeiro's beguiling new film, as the poetry of Sappho, the life, death and work of Cesare Pavese and the nature of desire restlessly meld and transform.

From Boat People to Our Time Will Come, from family struggles to anti Japanese history, Venice Career Golden Lion-winning auteur Ann Hui films a topic she holds most dear – poetry.

To accompany the release of his new film You Burn Me, Argentine filmmaker Matías Piñeiro joins us for an interactive exploration of his filmmaking process and the detours and foot notes that make up his latest work.

Winner of the Berlin 2023 Encounters section, the latest film from Bas Devos is both a quiet and graceful character study and a beautiful city symphony.

In tribute to the life and work of German filmmaker Thomas Heise, his monumental historical essay about a family torn apart by the upheavals of the 20th century, returns to the ICA Cinema.

In the rolling hills of Wyoming, three mischievous children are tasked with collecting a blueberry pie from their local store. However, what begins as a simple errand soon evolves into an odyssey across the American West.