Love & Anarchy
17.–27.9.2026

This Cannes winner intertwines a timeless love story, historical mysteries, the works of Federico García Lorca and the turmoil of the Spanish Civil War into an irresistible queer epic.

A sleepy Korean village is attacked by a monster in this wildly unhinged sci-fi action comedy that gleefully goes off the rails.

A couple (Seidi Haarla and Rupert Grint) move deep into the forest and have the child they’ve always dreamed of. The film, which premiered at Berlinale, explores the dark side of a mother’s love.

The Palme d’Or winner tells the story of devout parents (Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan) who find themselves fighting for custody of their children in the grip of Norway’s child welfare system.

Andrey Zvyagintsev makes a comeback with this darkly funny and politically scathing thriller about corruption in modern-day Russia, told through the lens of a single toxic marriage.

In this film produced by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, a Thai family embarks on a pilgrimage to nine temples in an attempt to prevent a prophetic dream about their grandmother’s death from coming true.

This documentary packed with spectacular dance numbers explores Southeast Asia’s ballroom scene, queer joy and the discovery of chosen family.

In this tender, visually stunning coming-of-age story, a girl abandoned as a baby grows up between three families and searches for her identity in 80s and 90s China.

In this drama based on Annie Ernaux’s book, a writer returns to her hometown, where painful memories of a summer spent as a camp counsellor resurface.

In this black comedy, a forgotten and painfully awkward poet finds a new direction in life when he becomes a teacher.

A sheriff traumatised by the Civil War faces a series of nightmarish choices when both a plague and a wildfire spread through his town. Also starring John C. Reilly!

In this French film, a fifty-something surgeon (Léa Drucker) grows tired of a life weighed down by responsibilities and cuts it up to remake it in her own image.

In this crime drama by R&A favourite Sabu, a detective sets out to investigate a kidnapping operation, but his worsening dementia throws his plans into disarray.

In the world’s first yoik musical, a Sámi family’s fight to protect their ancestral lands brings up long-buried secrets.

An early gem of the Greek Weird Wave, this captivatingly strange film combines sex and grief. Presented as a free screening as part of R&A’s LUX Audience Award selection.

A documentary about Barbara Hammer, a pioneer of avant garde cinema whose work made queer life, joy and resistance visible on screen.

When a strange crime spree shakes Tokyo, the police’s AI tool fails, giving a veteran detective the chance to shine.

A stroke forces a family on the verge of separation to find a new balance in this poignant drama about love, bitterness and moving forward.

The black metal family familiar from JP Ahonen’s comics embarks on new adventures in this animated series, with three episodes selected by the artist screening at R&A.

Throughout the festival, Bio Rex Lasipalatsi will host an exhibition featuring concept art from JP Ahonen’s Belzebubs comic and series, which will be screened at R&A.

This Cannes-awarded debut feature follows a Rwandan woman who facilitates dialogue between the families of victims and perpetrators two decades after the genocide.

In this Faroese documentary, an actor with Alzheimer’s prepares for her final Shakespeare role alongside her theatrical family.

In this taboo-breaking psychological drama, a young camboy spends the night with an anonymous older client. As the evening unfolds, it turns out the two men share a dark connection from the past.

Eight-year-old Sasha’s older brother begins exhibiting serious behavioural problems after the family moves to Vancouver Island. This autobiographical debut is a deeply moving and beautiful portrait of memory, grief and childhood.

This queer arthouse animation tells the story of a Moroccan coyote trying to build a life for herself in New York.

The heartfelt and romantic French film A Woman’s Life will be presented in R&A’s brunch screening. A brunch buffet will be served at 12:00, and the film will start at 12:30.

The light-hearted, music-filled dramedy The Dance Club will be presented in R&A’s brunch screening. A brunch buffet will be served at 12:00, and the film will start at 12:30.

Scottish rappers start posing as Californians to get their careers off the ground. James McAvoy’s riotous directorial debut is based on a true story.

A hard-hitting documentary about Cambodia’s unregulated drinking culture, corruption fuelled by beer companies and the dreams sold by a culture of alcohol consumption.

In this girl horror film, traumatised Emily becomes a counsellor at a youth summer camp. Cue wine-fuelled bonding and campfire antics, spells and confronting past trauma.

In this hopeful drama, a Congolese boy dreams of becoming a rapper, but spends his days looking after his younger siblings while their parents are in prison.

One wedding and one funeral invite us to celebrate life in France and Guinea-Bissau, with ceremonial drums and jazz providing the soundtrack.

Three sisters retreat to a remote cabin, where a stranger arrives. If Bergman had directed a horror film, it might have turned out like this chilling psychological nightmare.

A darkly comic adult animation and sharp dystopia following Arnold, a middle-aged mouse who begins to suspect his entire life is merely a staged illusion.

In the latest film from slow cinema visionary Lisandro Alonso, the simple life of a reclusive woodcutter on the Argentine pampas is upended by an unexpected family responsibility.

Made in collaboration with a community of people experiencing homelessness, this indie drama follows a pastor (Caleb Landry Jones) who tries to help his unhoused parishioners despite the prejudices of his congregation.

Count Dracula rises from the dead as an AI monster in Radu Jude’s visually abrasive, filthy comedy, which mercilessly mocks the ills of neoliberal contemporary Romania.

Shot on a Sony Ericsson phone, this metaphysical road movie by Georgia’s cinematic sorcerer follows the search for a missing person and a new kind of cinema.

In this Cannes-awarded film, the coming-of-age story of a 13-year-old girl unfolds against the backdrop of the upheaval of 1990s Kosovo.

The matriarch of a Nepalese trans community walks a fine line between freedom and responsibility when one of her protégés goes missing. Is it wild elephants or men that lurk in the forests surrounding the village?

Bethany (Charli XCX in her first leading role) wanders and parties through the streets of Warsaw in search of herself and her soulmate. Her boyfriend follows close behind with an engagement ring in his pocket.

An unvarnished portrait of musician Bill Evans’ difficult year in 1961, before and after which some of the greatest jazz music ever made was created.

A Scottish neighborhood rises up against immigration arrests on their own street, demonstrating the power of civic activism and community.

The lives of three people are thrown into disarray after a loss. This Cannes winner unfolds like a long dream built out of different forms of grief, taking us from Berlin on a surreal journey to Tenerife.

After the R&A screenings, we recommend continuing the evening at the official festival bar Juova (Kaisaniemenkatu 3)! With your festival ticket, you’ll get a 10% discount on drinks from the tap.

Family drama meets body horror and absurd comedy as a father (Woody Harrelson) and daughter (Kristen Stewart) try to reconnect during a nightmarish trip to Paris.

A group of prisoners fight for survival against a malevolent spirit in the gleefully unhinged Indonesian genre mash-up.

In a dystopian debut reminiscent of Yorgos Lanthimos, three women are trapped in a Renaissance palace where a mysterious force grants their wishes.

In this dark historical drama, deeply religious Teresa arrives in a remote Croatian shepherd village carrying the bones of her late husband and claiming to be the widow of a local man.

Told from a dog’s perspective, this horror film follows Indy, a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever who is the only one to sense the threat and protect his owner from the curse of an old house.

Nicolas Winding Refn returns with a dreamy mood piece set in a dystopian future.

Bathed in the warm colours of the Mediterranean, this coming-of-age film follows 11-year-old Iris as she cautiously reconnects with her wayward father.

Produced by Martin Scorsese, India’s Oscar submission is a tight blend of road movie and survival story about two friends travelling from their small home village.

A lifelong friendship forged in childhood begins to fracture as a group of friends approach thirty, strained by the pressures of contemporary Britain’s class system.

Set in Los Angeles, this lyrical American indie follows a boy whose imagination is fuelled by the myths of flight, the planes soaring overhead and his father, recently released from prison.

This uniquely intense portrayal of a psychiatrist mother (Oscar nominee Rose Byrne) on the verge of a nervous breakdown channels cosmic horror and dark comedy to breathtaking effect.

In this lyrical film, a preteen moves with her mother to a small Costa Rican village, where the girls whisper stories about a violet-haired monster living in the river and killing women.

A delicate watercolour animation about a boy forced into a metal corset who finds a path to creativity through his physical limitations.

A workaholic daughter finds herself saddled with her playful father and is forced to rethink her priorities in this family drama that spirals into gloriously absurd proportions. Presented as a free screening as part of R&A’s LUX Audience Award selection.

A virus breaks out in Paris, turning gay men straight. Cooked up in the nightclubs of the city of baguettes, this animation is exactly what you’d expect: lewd, crazy and testosterone-fuelled!

This minimalistic poem of a film is a beautiful and funny portrait of the passage of time, children’s games and the ever-changing Icelandic climate.

Creativity, friendship and Rauma romantics guide a broken man back to life in this music film, winner of seven Jussi Awards.

This adventure film about a chicken’s escape from a processing plant to a shady seaside tavern is at once heartwarming and chilling.

Two brothers have learned to rely on each other alone, but an unexpected romance threatens to break their bond.

This intimate black-and-white documentary takes us inside an iconic Berlin sex club, a playground of desire and hedonism where fantasies come to life to the beat of techno.

From personal memories to the layering of time and the margins of history. This competition screening includes new Finnish short films Beyond the Bed of Reeds, Kai, Am I Calling You at a Bad Time, Photographs Not Taken, Equal Dust, ROSA and Major Bag Alert.

When the present is strange and the future unknown. This competition screening includes new Finnish short films Superstar, The Catastrophe, Yaris, Crow, Strive, Eye Swap, Overtime and Timo – The Lord of Potato.

Who gets to make their voice heard here? This competition screening includes new Finnish short films Good Night Monster, surrr naks klik, Feeling Defensive (Part 1), A Part Unwritten and Too Blue a Sky.

Grief, grudges, the traces of a life’s work, and lost ashes. This competition screening includes new Finnish short films The Forest You Live In, things that i was gathering, Aeternus Florere, After Ego and All the Love in my Body.

Community emerges from one’s own inner circle, but also from awkward encounters. This competition screening includes new Finnish short films Interspace, Puolanka Pussy Rally, The One Who Floats, Killing Me Softly, In Common and Mixed Sauna.

This screening concludes R&A’s National Competition 2026 by presenting all the winning short films.

Family relationships are constantly being renegotiated and always at risk of falling apart. This competition screening includes new Finnish short films In Memoriam/Islanders, Famileech, Forever With Me, The Beauty of Automobiles and 28 Days Left.

A group of French teenagers travels to Pompeii with their Latin teacher in this captivating film that moves between the promises of the future and the ghosts of the past.

Paolo Sorrentino captures the grandeur and grandiosity of Rome in dazzlingly surreal and sensational moments. The eternally youthful Toni Servillo stars as a recently widowed president.

Argentine master Lucrecia Martel turns the murder of an activist into a powerful courtroom documentary that dismantles the still-living structures of Argentina’s colonial history from an Indigenous perspective.

In this deadpan Chinese animation set in the near future, a maintenance worker at a crumbling film studio searches for happiness with a cat by his side.

In this Spanish thriller, diver siblings stumble upon a golden opportunity when a ship loaded with cocaine arrives at their home port.

A Helsinki-based Kurdish doctor has become estranged from her family, when an unexpected visit from her father brings long-buried family secrets to the surface.

In the first Haitian film in R&A history, an unexpected friendship with a sex worker opens a pastor’s son’s eyes to a colourful world far from the judgemental gaze of God.

Through the story of emeritus professor Erkki Lähde, this documentary exposes the dark history of Finnish forestry policy, shattering the idealised image of the world’s best forest management.

This philosophical horror film is set in the beautiful Catskill Mountains, where a young woman diagnosed with cancer searches for a healer. True indie filmmaking, directed by a married couple alongside their daughter!

Set in the early 2000s, this nostalgic indie drama follows a high school girl who experiences a tragedy that brings her closer to her best friend’s mother.

Playing with the blurred lines between reality and artifice, this documentary begins as a depiction of the making of a porn film and evolves into an exploration of the spectrum of eroticism and gender diversity.

An artist invites her former sister-in-law to a small mountain town to sculpt her portrait in this slow-burning yet eventful drama.

Set in 1950s Paraguay, this politically charged drama follows a magnetic rock DJ who is murdered at the height of his career.

This masterfully choreographed Japanese satire on gymnastics formations and conformity surges forward like an absurd nightmare.

A pioneer of experimental lesbian cinema, Barbara Hammer’s first feature takes a collage-like approach to the erasure and concealment of queer experiences from the historical record.

In this politically charged and romantic film, a TV camerawoman finds new love during the final days of freedom before the Taliban’s second takeover of Afghanistan.

Set in the Faroe Islands in the 19th century, this darkly romantic queer horror follows two fishermen whose love proves stronger than death.

Built on improvisation and chance, this Finnish indie drifts from the ruins of a buddy comedy towards an existential tale of revenge.

A documentary about the painful coexistence of polar bears and humans. In one village, the bears draw tourists; in another, they trigger a hunting frenzy.

In this charmingly funny coming-of-age story, the stolen moments of freedom are tinged with the smell of dust, cigarettes and a storm of hormones.

This epic drama tells the story of the Palestinian uprising under British rule—a struggle for freedom that continues to this day.

A respectable engineer (Miles Teller) gets entangled in his brother’s (Adam Driver) shady business dealings, throwing the lives of his wife (Scarlett Johansson) and sons into turmoil in this classic crime drama set in 1980s New York.

Alexander Skarsgård stars in this unapologetic domcom about a shy parking attendant and a motorcycle club’s lone wolf who embark on a BDSM relationship.

This revenge story cast in the mould of a thriller follows a prosecutor who, after becoming the target of a racist attack, takes her own case to court.

A daughter (Juliette Binoche) arrives at the home of her mother, who has dementia, and her husband, only to find them in bed together. She is shocked. Does a person with dementia have the right to have sex?

Need a break between screenings? Try our online game that combines creative problem solving and urban adventure!

The film Everybody Digs Bill Evans will be followed by a spectacular live jazz performance at this special screening! Juho Valjakka Trio will dive into the world of Valjakka’s harmonically rich compositions and Bill Evans’ music with their effortlessly flowing interplay.

Showcasing the most amazing new African short films, the screening explores gender identity, embraces artistic resistance, and introduces a time-traveling princess alongside a mythical sisterhood of soul-eaters.

Showcasing the best contemporary animation from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, this screening features secrets hidden within the walls of an apartment building, an exploration of identity in a swimming pool, and a city symphony from the streets of Riga.

An excruciating earworm, a lousy clairvoyant and an ultra-traditional midsummer celebration with all its quirks – this is a screening packed with silliness from our western neighbour.

From the peaks of pleasure to serious conversations – the screening exploring sex and sexuality features desire amidst the roar of motorcycles, power play, and the pursuit of pleasure on an intergalactic singles cruise.

Performing striptease, dreaming of winning the air guitar championship, and accidentally ending up as part of an art piece – this screening lifts the ordinary people into the spotlight.

The biggest Nordic film festival dedicated to, but not limited to, fantasy, horror, sci-fi and action and cult films once again offers an exhilarating lineup of genre shorts for the R&A audience.

Taking viewers into the realm of the strange and unusual, this screening leads on a psychedelic museum tour in the virtual world, a fever dream of a train ride, and walking through walls.

A screening organised in collaboration with the Outsider Art Festival features the latest cinematic appearance of guitarist Pertti Kurikka’s satanic alter ego, as the final installment of the Kalevi Helvetti trilogy gets its world premiere.

In the screening showcasing the best new Nordic shorts, we meet a young mother grappling with painful moments in her life, experience a warm encounter at a spa, uncover family secrets and dream of an invitation to a birthday party.

In these shorts, modern technology presents both a threat and a welcomed opportunity: modern tech-nightmares involve tracking a bullet’s trajectory via surveillance cameras and dodging drones at the intersection of human rights and censorship, while other moments offer self-deprecating webcam chatter and a peek into an owl’s nest.

In this screening drawing from the world of fairy tales and dark fantasy, spells are cast, a bedtime story about a city swallowed by eternal night is told, and an eco-feminist rap musical set in a distant kingdom unfolds.

A screening full of visual pleasures and aesthetic delights – this is a full package of the year’s most stunning shorts!

Curated by the Indigenous people’s film festival Skábmagovat, the screening showcases a selection of recent Sámi short films that weave together stories of hope, dreams, resistance, the defining turning points of adolescence as well as dealing with colonial absurdities.

A cinematic love letter to a cat, shapeshifting into a bear, and getting a sneak peek into the jet-set lifestyle of a famous racehorse – a screening packed with animal antics.

The screening of Hen will be followed by an expert discussion on animal rights, in collaboration with Animalia.

The LUX Audience Award celebrates European cinema and encourages discussion on social issues. This panel discussion focuses on equality and the position of women in the European film industry.

Building on the central themes of Árru, this English-language panel discussion examines recent progress and ongoing challenges in advancing Indigenous rights in the settler states of Norway, Sweden and Finland.

A panel discussion organised in collaboration with Ulkopolitist will delve into the themes explored in The Red Hangar.

Miami is a road movie framed as a crime drama about two sisters who have grown apart. The screening will be followed by a fascinating masterclass with director Zaida Bergroth and actor Krista Kosonen.

This year, the theme of R&A’s Puistokatu 4 screening is the power of community. Everybody to Kenmure Street is a powerful activist documentary about the residents of a Scottish neighbourhood who come together to resist the deportation of their neighbours. After the screening, we will hear reflections from two members of Puistokatu 4 on the power of community in protecting the Stansvik forest.

Uusi Juttu is back with their beloved cultural program Kerma! This time, seasoned journalists Sonja Saarikoski, Hilla Körkkö and Olli Seuri will discuss the themes of the film Solomamma. The discussion is in Finnish.

Vantaa Orchestra and organ virtuoso Roger Sayer, who performs on the Interstellar soundtrack, bring Hans Zimmer’s magnificent music to life in this film concert in Musiikkitalo.

Keinaan does what some Finns have long wished he would: he goes back to where he came from, even though he has never actually been there. Accompanied by his cinematographer Hamsa, Keinaan travels to Somalia, the homeland of their parents.

This special screening presents four brand-new short films made for young audiences. In addition to watching the films, the event will give the filmmakers a chance to share their thoughts and take part in a discussion.

This joint screening by Yle Teema and R&A presents the film that received by far the most votes in Yle’s 100 Most-Wanted Films campaign. The free screening of My Name Is Dingo caps off the R&A Afters on the Saturday after the festival in Bio Rex Lasipalatsi. The film will also air simultaneously on Yle Teema and remain available on Yle Areena until Christmas 2027.

Come test your film knowledge at Juova! Two team-based movie quizzes put your expertise to the limit and reward teams with free drinks or movie tickets. A moderately challenging quiz will be held on September 22, while you can experience a more demanding challenge on September 26.

Starring Javier Bardem, this piercingly uncomfortable yet deeply tender drama explores the painful relationship between a director father and his actor daughter as they make a film together.

Frightened by the nuclear threat of the Cold War, a farmer (a Swedish-speaking Denis Lavant) starts building his own bomb shelter in this off-kilter, minimalist historical drama.

This Cannes-awarded documentary unravels Iran’s bloody recent history through previously unseen footage and personal memories.

A melancholically charming hangout film captures the struggles of young adults amid Tallinn’s changing seasons.

A surreal, absurdly funny portrait of an actress (Marion Cotillard) facing a crisis on the set of a sci-fi film in 1980s Rome, haunted by fears of oblivion and death.

This chilling horror mystery weaves together the trauma of the Algerian Civil War, Islamic exorcism and the ghosts of war.

16mm maestro Mark Jenkin returns to a coastal village in Cornwall for a mysterious film in which fishermen (Callum Turner and George MacKay) are ghosts of another era.

This Silver Bear-winning political thriller explores a rift between two brothers against the backdrop of a violent border dispute in the mountains of Turkey.

The spirit of Ingmar Bergman is present in this brutally beautiful tale that avoids unnecessary sentimentality as it delves into themes of love, grace, art and sisterhood. Presented as a free screening as part of R&A’s LUX Audience Award selection.

Winner of the Sundance Film Festival’s Grand Jury Prize, this Kosovan film stares late capitalism brutally in the face and asks what it means to live a life of value.

This Spanish film follows vampire sisters from the plague-ridden 14th century into the near future, reinventing the vampire movie as a delicious blend of camp, politics and gothic aesthetics.

A ginkgo tree in a botanical garden watches as lonely souls (including Tony Leung) across three different time periods find connections with the world around them and the people in it.

A Lynchian road movie about merfolk that journeys beyond the boundaries of reality, fantasy and genre as it travels across postmodern America.

The solution to financial woes: kidnap a rich man’s daughter! In this taut Korean chamber thriller, the balance of power keeps shifting.

A fiery documentary about Ukrainian musicians amid the war. The defiant film embraces the fighting spirit without shying away from the bloody reality of war.

Soldiers of Song is a fiery documentary about Ukrainian musicians amid the war. Bridging the voices of EU-supported aid workers and communities affected by crises, The Sound of Hope is a story of resilience and human connection.

A mother’s curiosity collides with journalistic ethics, while the nuclear family ideal meets solo parenting in this intimate relationship drama. A must-see for fans of Joachim Trier and Dag Johan Haugerud!

In this enchanting film, a teenager who experiences visions befriends a woman ostracised by her village in Chad.

Seventeen-year-old Ainara falls in love with Jesus and wants to enter a convent. Is Christ’s calling transcendent love or manipulation by the nuns, as her atheist aunt claims?

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Jane Schoenbrun’s slasher romp about a director (Hannah Einbinder) making a cult horror remake and a faded film star (Gillian Anderson) gets to the heart of queer (cinematic) pleasure.

Blending horror and fantasy, this queer film follows a teenage boy in a small Greek village who hides his eyes behind protective glasses because light blue eyes are believed to be a curse.

A psychology student and a performance artist secretly start a dance therapy group in this light-hearted, music-filled dramedy.

In the latest film by Korea’s conversational cinema maestro Hong Sang-soo, an actress making a comeback gives freewheeling interviews over German beer.

One of cinema’s biggest cult classics, completely banned in Finland for 30 years, Ken Russell’s take on nunsploitation finally arrives on the big screen in all its uncut glory.

A Romanian domestic worker tries to make it home for Christmas from her job with a wealthy French family in this social comedy that arrives like an unexpectedly gentle present from Romanian cinema’s enfant terrible, Radu Jude.

In this Cannes Jury Prize winner, an archaeologist navigates a tangled web of rival crime bosses and decades-old relationships on the shadowy fringes of Bulgaria and the law.

Set in 19th-century Scotland, this beautiful drama follows women from marginalised communities who find safety in one another—only to ultimately turn that vulnerability against each other.

A sci-fi satire starring a stellar cast about an artist who has grown tired of eternal life and decides to turn her own death into a work of art.

An eccentric documentarian follows his stream of consciousness on a dizzyingly unpredictable, essayistic comedy journey to explore the material that both separates and connects us all: concrete.

This breakup story from Iceland tenderly explores the complex web of family, love, and shared memories.

Set at a Chilean ski resort, this tense thriller follows a sharp-eyed girl who finds herself caught up in adults’ lies when her new friend goes missing.

A cleaner poses as an art patron in this thrilling film that is like the boozy Scandinavian cousin to Parasite and Funny Games.

This political thriller about the first 24 hours of Chile’s 1973 coup tells its story from the perspective of an officer driven into a moral dead end.

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s samurai drama combines a murder mystery with a psychological power struggle in the spirit of Agatha Christie and Shakespeare.

A searing documentary about young women who resist by forming a secret reading group in Afghanistan following the Taliban’s return to power.

Yemeni women gather at a petrol station amid an endless civil war. Within the station’s walls, they can breathe freely, but the war still threatens to tear their families apart.

This coming-of-age story set around the rehearsals for a high school play sensitively follows in the footsteps of the Before trilogy.

A melancholic mother-daughter Christmas takes a turn when the grandmother arrives at the cabin with bottles of wine in tow, bringing decades of simmering tensions to the surface.

In a Japanese boarding school, teenage girls are holding their breath. They are to become mermaids in the world’s best aquariums. But could one of them be the real deal?

After returning to his childhood home, Hein finds himself caught up in a Kafkaesque trial where he must prove that he belongs to the village community that seems to have forgotten him.

An introverted teenager works in his father’s amateur porn business but discovers a new kind of intimacy with his independent classmate.

A summery seaside and an inn surrounded by snow provide a haven for achingly tender encounters and an unhurried adventure.

Shifting seamlessly from realism to surrealism, this Japanese film combines different animation styles to tell the story of two boys, their friendship and its eventual rupture.

This rich family drama set in Singapore’s glitzy high rises, vibrant market halls and crowded apartments drifts between dreams and tragedies.

A hauntingly beautiful drama by a Palestinian director about sisters forced to atone for a tragedy caused by their brother.