When her mother goes missing somewhere in Ireland, artist Myrid Carten returns from London to find her. Her search takes her into a feuding family, a contested house; and a history that threatens to take everyone down, including herself.

A touching tribute to a forgotten photographer, freedom fighter and activist, who helped popularise the transformative ‘Black is Beautiful’ movement.

An unattributed nuclear missile is launched at the US, igniting a chain response to identify the responsible party and to decide on how the nation will respond, in Kathryn Bigelow's latest.

Christian Petzold’s latest is a sharply written and gripping study of loss and trauma, and the potential for reinvention as they subside.

Harris Dickinson’s debut, featuring Frank Dilane in a career-defining role, is a lyrical portrait of youth, loss and fragile resilience though the experience of rough sleeper in London.

Ben Rivers takes us on a playful and visually arresting journey into a dreamlike world populated by children with a liking for Don DeLillo’s plays.

A large-scale historical epic, this is a stunningly executed political work that retains Lav Diaz’s key characteristics while offering broader appeal.

After leaving her pop idol group and starting a new life as an actress, Mima soon finds herself overwhelmed by a wave of provocative roles that go against her wishes. Before long, a string of murders begins to unfold, targeting those around her…