Tom is a former pro tennis player now clinging to a job coaching hotel guests until the arrival of an English couple leads to something altogether darker. An intelligent, noirish thriller, stunningly shot against the sun-drenched volcanic landscapes of the Canary Islands.

22 extraordinary stories, from 22 Palestinian filmmakers, living through the unimaginable. 

A deaf artist and new mother struggles to navigate a hearing-centric world, confronting the fragile balance between silence, sound, and belonging, in Eva Libertad’s debut feature.

The pageantry and brutality of bullfighting are drawn in stark relief in Albert Serra’s sublime portrait of the charismatic Peruvian-born torero, Andrés Roca Rey. 

A gang of poor youths in Madrid plan a heist to fund a bullfighting dream. Carlos Saura’s realist style marked a bold new voice in Spanish cinema, now restored after Franco-era censorship cut key scenes.

Set in a dystopian near-future Tokyo, Neo Sora’s striking debut feature follows a group of teenagers challenging the rigid expectations of society.

Pia Frankenberg’s most self-reflexive films include a swift, striking riposte to funding cuts, and a comedy in which a filmmaker reckons with her commitments to the feminist and activist politics of the ’60s and ’70s. Frankenberg stars in both, sparkling with mischief and self-deprecating charm. Followed by an in-person Q&A with Pia Frankenberg.

Hamid is part of a secret group pursuing the Syrian regime’s fugitive leaders. His mission takes him to France, on the trail of his former torturer, whom he must confront.

In Paris, beloved sex worker Rosa meets working-class Julien, sparking a romance that challenges her carefree life. Paul Vecchiali’s overlooked gem explores class and female sexuality, anchored by Marianne Basler’s magnetic performance.