A showcase of contemporary Portuguese cinema from independent film production unit TERRATREME.

London Palestine Film Festival returns to the ICA with a selection of work from emerging and established Palestinian filmmakers.

A programme of four feature films by one of Japan’s most thought-provoking contemporary filmmakers.

After committing a heinous crime, a man escapes to the forest to avoid capture in Portuguese filmmaker Ico Costa’s debut feature.

An intimate portrait of one of the world’s most successful gay adult film stars.

A Q&A with Dutch artist Sabine Groenewegen accompanies the UK Premiere of her genre-defying debut feature.

Wang Xiaoshuai's So Long, My Son traces the lives of two families over three decades of social and political upheaval in China.

Four schoolboys embark on an epic voyage through prehistory in Czech filmmaker Karel Zeman’s influential 1955 fantasy, now released in a new 4K digital restoration.

Radical Catalan filmmaker Pere Portabella’s Nocturno 29 is introduced by scholar Ona Balló Pedragosa.

Travel and the stories of those in transit form the focus of this screening featuring Alexandra Cuesta’s Piensa en Mí and Angela Schanelec’s Places in Cities.

A retrospective of radical Catalan filmmaker Pere Portabella’s work launches at the ICA with a screening of Portabella’s Vampir-Cuadecuc (1971) alongside his short film Acció Santos (1973).

Director and actor Mati Diop’s debut feature is introduced by Reclaim The Frame.

A Q&A with director Robert Bahar follows the screening of this documentary about the first attempt in history to prosecute the crimes of Franco’s 40-year dictatorship.

To tie in with the release of Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story, the ICA presents a screening of the director’s 2007 film Margot at the Wedding on 35mm.

Ten Londoners grapple with a system stacked against them in this unique production from filmmaker Andrea Luka Zimmerman and theatremaker Adrian Jackson.

Writer and filmmaker Juliet Jacques presents a two-part programme of experimental queer cinema.

The latest film from Noah Baumbach is a compassionate portrait of a marriage breaking up and a family staying together.

What begins as a portrait of a dying magician unravels into a meta-narrative about the process and ethics of documentary making.

Ten Londoners grapple with a system stacked against them in this unique production from filmmaker Andrea Luka Zimmerman and theatremaker Adrian Jackson.

A monumental historical essay about a family torn apart by the upheavals of the 20th century.

Based on real events, Iranian writer-director Soheil Beiraghi’s second feature is the story of one woman’s fight for gender equality.

Winner of the Cannes Grand Prix, the debut feature from director and actor Mati Diop is a haunting, fantastical depiction of young love.

Honeyland questions the cost, both human and ecological, of unsustainable growth and the reckless pursuit of profit.

Writer and filmmaker Juliet Jacques presents a two-part programme of experimental queer cinema.

Martin Scorsese’s epic saga of organised crime in post-war America told through the eyes of hitman Frank Sheeran.

Werner Herzog returns with an intimate portrait of one man who changed the course of history.

A documentary about the hidden power of sound in cinema.

A revealing portrait of the late Parisian haute couture designer, filmed during the creation of his final collection.

Joe Talbot’s directorial debut is a deep and resonant meditation on the stories we tell ourselves to find our place in the world.

An otherworldly thriller about a rebel group of teenage guerrilla soldiers from Colombian-Ecuadorian filmmaker Alejandro Landes.

The life and career of musical giant and cultural icon Miles Davis – a true visionary, innovator and originator who defied categorisation.

Set in Leningrad in the months following the end of WWII, Russian filmmaker Kantemir Balagov’s is a devastating portrait of a broken city and its people.

Pedro Almodóvar’s latest feature is a metafictional reflection on art, memory, love and family, seen through the perspective of an ageing film director.