Julien Colonna’s debut feature is a taut, sun-scorched crime drama that pulses with the tension of familial loyalty, territorial power, and adolescent awakening.

Shot on 16mm, Trương Minh Quý's quietly expressive and sensual drama centred upon two young coal miners is a hypnotic excavation of the memories and legacies of a nation.

From the Oscar-winning director of 20 Days in Mariupol, Mstyslav Chernov’s latest film follows a Ukrainian platoon's mission: traverse a heavily fortified mile of forest to liberate a strategic village from Russian forces. 

At 38, BAFTA award-winning director Victoria Mapplebeck found herself single, pregnant, and broke. Shot over 20 years, Motherboard is a celebration of messy lives, capturing the pain, joy and comedy of raising her son Jim alone.

Johanne's untold love and writing ignite familial conflict, revealing generational divides on love, sexuality, and the line between art and intimacy.

After a blind date, Marianne meets Tor on a ferry, provoking a curiosity about his approach to casual, spontaneous intimacy.

In this deeply personal and poetic non-fiction work, Portuguese filmmaker Catarina Ruivo embarks on a journey to resurrect the memory of her beloved grandmother, Júlia.

Jim Jarmusch's eccentric post-modern take on the crime thriller is an arresting combination of the irresistibly cool hitman movies of Jean-Pierre Melville and the philosophical underpinnings of samurai mythology.