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The latest offering from Almodóvar explores the complex nature of a woman and mother while touching on historical events associated with the Spanish Civil War.

A spellbinding, suspense-ridden adventure. A group of children on a dangerous journey past Nazi checkpoints, traversing great distances in the dead of winter, realize they can flee across the border only if they trust and help each other unquestioningly.

Israeli director Nadav Lapid follows up his immensely successful Synonyms with an even more direct contemplation on the role of artists in occupying regimes.

A brutal genre film and a tour de force of filmmaking, Titane has taken cinema audiences by storm and unexpectedly earned French director Julia Ducournau the 2021 Palme d’Or.

An unexpected package reopens old wounds from Lebanon’s civil war while creating an opportunity to finally heal them.

An encounter between a Finnish student and a Russian worker on their way to a remote Russian city in the Arctic Circle. Although the two make odd bedfellows, an unusual bond forms between them during the long train ride.

Alsace, the 1960s. Running a household and bending to conjugal duty is what Paulette Van Der Beck ardently teaches in her “housekeeping school” for girls. Her certainties are shaken when she finds herself widowed and ruined. But then her first love reappears. What if the good wife became a free woman? The spirit of May ’68 is certainly in the air… A comedy with Juliette Binoche in the lead.

Each of the film’s three episodes revolves around a woman in love and a series of coincidences leading the protagonists to complex personal relationships. 2021 Berlin International Film Festival Grand Jury Prize.

Carsten is a celebrity chef who works his magic in the kitchen. Maggie is an anthropologist with a speciality in meals. Together they form the latest invincible duo on the Danish gourmet scene. They love each other, have two wonderful children and own one of the most hyped food temples in Copenhagen. They want it all and have it all. Almost. The prestigious Michelin-star is yet to be secured and the couple are willing to sacrifice everything to achieve their dream.

A portrait of a woman’s awakening presented in restrained, minutely composed frames hovering between ethereal beauty and clinical distance.

Following an unfortunate accident, a feisty little mouse and a shy young fox cub unwittingly find themselves in animal heaven. In this strange environment, they will have to put aside their natural instincts and work together to succeed on their journey through this new world. The little mouse and the young fox share many adventures and unexpected surprises and ultimately become the best of friends.

Based on true events from the life of a famous Finnish boxer, Olli Mäki avoids cliche to offer a warm and witty ode to Love. Winner of Un Certain Regard category at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival.

An insight into the intellectual and imaginative universe of Pier Paolo Pasolini through a sequence of events on the last day of his life.

A solemn, documentary-like depiction of an elderly couple muddling through the last stretch of their time on this planet. Controversial director Gaspar Noé uses the simple formal strategy of a split screen to embody this end-of-life struggle.