A fascinating archival documentary exploring a utopian moment in the history of Puerto Rico, through the film unit of the Division of Community Education and the scores of short films it made in rural communities from the late 1940s through the 1960s.

What was originally conceived as a graduation short at the National Film and Television School became Clara Law’s notable debut feature: a 16mm film that launched her cinema of the diaspora and offers a rare glimpse of her captivating onscreen performance.

Valerie decides to stay in the city for summer, rhythmically and directionlessly making contact with friends, lovers and family, with both affection and unease.

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.

From explosive quarrels to tentative reunions, Maurice Pialat's elliptical examination of the end of an affair between a married filmmaker and his younger, working-class lover is a magnetic and unflinching work of autobiography.

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 car aficionado (Kurokawa Rikiya) travels from Japan to Australia to buy his dream car, a Citroën DS, and meets a mysterious blind girl (Rose Byrne) from the area. The two strangers embark on a journey where an intimacy develops between them as they confront past traumas along the way.

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.

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