Rising French star, Noémie Merlan, directs her second feature film and collaborates with Celine Siama on the script for a sometimes angry, sometimes b...

The rom-com as we loved it in the 90s returns with the unmistakable ingredients of the Parisian bookstore Shakespeare & Company, Jane Austen and a hop...

In his long-awaited first feature film, Vassilis Kekatos tells a story of youthful drive and revolution, dazzlingly filming a road movie of coming of ...

Mathieu Kasovitz's iconic film, which for the first time turned its gaze to the margins of the French capital, was awarded for its direction at the Ca...

In his feature-length debut, Kostis Charamountanis creates a film made of sea and love, full of humour and taken from our sweetest summer memories. A ...

With a script co-written by Lukas Dhont of the award-winning Close, Anthony Shatemann's tender and essential debut feature is a cinematic lifeline for...

Balancing masterfully between bitter tragedy and sardonic humour, Matthias Glasner analyses troubled family relationships in a film as straightforward...

How do we perceive cult and which films shaped the term for the Greek context? "Worship" explores the cult phenomenon mainly through the Greek films "...

From Academy Award-winning writer and director Adam Elliott, Memories of a Snail is a humorously bleak and emotionally resonant ode to life. Grace is ...

The legendary art collective Metehnio comes back to cinema with a wild-ride western comedy that calls us to leave behind all prejudice, restriction an...

An explosive cocktail of geopolitics, jazz music and Cold War intrigue against the backdrop of the Congo. Director and visual artist Johan Grimonprez ...

Ingmar Bergman's grandson wins the Golden Camera at Cannes' Un Certain Regard with a riveting chamber drama about school and parenthood, highlighting ...

The film that shocked the Cannes Film Festival and cinemas and made Haneke's name internationally renowned is not only one of the most infamous and co...

A clinically precise and masterfully methodical record of the fears and guilt of the bourgeoisie, the film that won Michael Haneke the 2005 Cannes Dir...

In the most heartbreaking moment of his filmography, Michael Haneke directs Emmanuelle Riva and Jean-Louis Trintignant with painful intimacy in a stor...

Michael Haneke's magnum opus is a multidimensional study on the causes and birth of fascism, a film that travels into the past to highlight urgent and...

Best Film Award in the Orizzonti section of the Venice Film Festival for a tragicomedy focusing on a single day before the 1989 revolution in Romania....

It's hard being a girl. Adolescence, sexual awakening, school, all pass through the lens of Suchi Talati, who looks on with a sweet and composed gaze,...

Through rare archival material, unpublished recordings, interviews and audio documents, this documentary tells the unknown years of Callas from the be...

A new life or a dream? Reality and fantasy merge into one in David Lynch's riveting neo-noir, under the emblematic soundtrack of Angelo Badalamenti, s...

The great David Lynch's first feature film, a black and white legend that has rightly remained for decades an enigmatic cinematic nightmare that happi...

One of the most beautiful animated films ever made, Flow promises to take us on a floating adventure with its four-legged heroes. An ode to nature, a ...

A narrative debut that will be remembered for years to come. A lyrical tale of souls seeking connection and poetry amidst the cacophony of social oppr...

British cinema of the future is introduced to us with this daring debut from a major directorial talent with influences from Neil Jordan and Andrea Ar...

When sport can conceal the greatest moral dilemmas. Between the orders of a regime that does not express her and the fear of her survival, an athlete ...