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An ecstatic and hypnotic story of a party that spins out into a delirious nightmare.

In a remote Icelandic village, a man and a woman fall in love. But while they love each other deeply, he also loves his priceless mare and she is obsessed with her hotblooded black stallion…This countryside mosaic of love and death is one of Iceland’s most acclaimed films of recent years.

Based on a true story, crude Italian-American bouncer Tony Lip drives Dr Don Shirley, a prolific African-American classical pianist on a concert tour through the American South of the 1960s. Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen shine in this heartfealt film, a sensation at the Toronto Film Festival that received the Audience Award.

Winner of the Venice Film Festival Award for Best Actress, Charlotte Rampling stars in the role of an older woman grappling with the consequences of her husband’s imprisonment.

Actor Paul Dano’s impressive directorial debut adopts the viewpoint of a teenage boy observing the gradual dissolution of his parents’ marriage.

Twelve year old Zain, who has grown up in abject poverty, denounces his parents for brining him into a world without safety, love, a future, or basic dignity. Nadine Labaki uses non-actors living on the streets of Beirut to offer a heartbreaking representation of children abused and neglected by those in power: a call to action, in recognition of their plight.

Berries, Buttons & Best Bug Buddies.

Visionary director Spike Lee and producer Jordan Peele (Get Out!) present an astonishing story set in 1970s America, inspired by real events. Capturing the energy of luscious blacksploitation flicks and crime comedies of the era, the film also communicates an uncompromising and realistic perspective on America today. Winner of the Grand Prix for direction at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.

A screen adaptation of a short story by Haruki Murakami, Burning is director Lee-Chang dong’s tribute to the literary legacy of William Faulkner and one of this year’s most critically lauded films.

A night of erotic film in the month of Valentine.

In collaboration with the Rodin Museum in Paris, French auteur Jacques Doillon shows the artist at work on the 100th anniversary of his death.

A portrayal of present-day China flavoured with elements of gangster movie, Ash Is Purest White by Jia Zhang-ke stars Zhao Tao, the director’s indispensable muse and spouse.

An epic story about quiet hope, suppressed emotions and fatal encounters set in France under the Nazi occupation, Transit is a visually updated and socially relevant adaptation of a novel by Anna Seghers, masterfully interspersed with references to the iconic Casablanca.

A reflection on the years of exile of famous Austrian Jewish writer Stefan Zweig – from 1936, when he was forced to leave Europe by Nazism, to 1942, when he moved to the Brazilian mountain town of Petropolis.

Serbian director Ognjen Glavonić’s debut fiction film vividly depicts the trail of destruction left by war and draws parallels with two classic thrillers: Clouzot’s The Wages of Fear and Friedkin’s The Sorcerer.

An intimate portrait of musical icon Whitney Houston (‘Nippy’ to her friends) directed by Academy Award winner Kevin Macdonald (Marley) with the support of Houston’s family. The film, which recently had its premiere at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, arrives at Kinodvor shortly after Nick Broomfield’s 2017 documentary ‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’.

Notorious Danish provocateur and persona non grata Lars von Trier returns after a seven year exile from Cannes with his most shocking and controversial film to date, which encouraged as many horrified exits from the theatre as standing ovations. Due to explicit scenes of rape, minors under the age of 15 are prohibited from viewing this film.

Experience open-air cinema in the courtyard of Ljubljana Castle with a selection of the most resounding films of the past cinema season, plus premieres and avant premieres.