Zola
“Y'all wanna hear a story about why me & this bitch here fell out?” 147 tweets later, a stripping gig gone South has become the stuff of legends – and now a must-see movie.
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Yhdessä
Filippo Meneghetti has directed a beautiful and captivating love story starring Barbara Sukowa, known from Hannah Arendt and Fassbinder's Lola, and marvelous Martine Chevallier.
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When I’m Done Dying
Poor drug addict Fehmi dreams of becoming a rapper when he meets Devin, an upper-class DJ. Nisan Dağs' film presents solid acting and the rarely seen hoods of Istanbul.
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Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy
An award-winning anthology film highlights the joys and sorrows of love from three angles, supported by strong actors.
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What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?
Star-crossed lovers get a dose of the evil eye in this uncanny, Georgian fairy tale of soccer, movies, falling in love – and dogs.
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Under the Open Sky
A heartbreaking – yet surprisingly humorous – tale of an ex-con whose soul is crushed by systemic discrimination when reentering Japanese society.
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Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
Weerasethakul's Cannes Palm d'Or winner is barely a film; it's more a floating world. To watch it is to feel many things – balmed, seduced, amused, mystified...
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Tiikerit
A rivetting look at the price of sporting fame from Sweden’s Ronnie Sandahl.
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The World to Come
The patriarchy casts a heavy shadow over the romance between two women in this magnetic Venice-winner, set in the rural America of the 1850s.
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The Sleepwalkers
As a metaphor, sleepwalking — aka moving blindly into disaster — is pretty well-worn, but Paula Hernández ekes something new from it in her deliciously observed, tightly focused drama about a family falling apart over a New Year's vacation.
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