The Golden Spurtle
In a tiny village in the Scottish Highlands, kitchen amateurs and aficionados from across the globe gather to vie for the title of World Porridge Making Champion.
Good Boy
Find out what your pet is always staring at in that empty corner of the room in this haunted-house horror told entirely from a dog’s perspective.
The Great History of Western Philosophy
Chairman Mao, Socrates, the Monkey King and Mickey Mouse meet in this unhinged animated journey through Western and Eastern philosophy, mythology, art history, pop culture and stream-of-consciousness dream states.
Greetings From Mars
Is there life on Mars? One young autistic lad wants to find out … if he can only conquer four weeks at his grandparents’ place in the country first.
Hallow Road
Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys face every parent’s worst nightmare in this taut, folk horror–infused two-hander.
Hanami
Happy Holidays
Ripples of social coercion flow outwards in this tense, cleverly structured Palestinian family drama.
Happyend
In a dystopian urban landscape where technology is used to curb civil liberties and student rights, a diverse group of teenagers struggle to maintain their long-held friendships.
Harvest
A magnetic Caleb Landry Jones stars in this moody medieval parable adapted from a Booker Prize–shortlisted novel.
Heads or Tails?
Hidden in Plain Sight: Women in Horror
High Art
Recently restored to exquisite 4K, this psychosexual lesbian love triangle drama unfolds in the heady heroin-chic days of the 90s New York art scene.
Holding Liat
Humanity struggles under the weight of political machinations in this 2025 Berlinale multiple award winner.
Homebound
Two Indian men, one Muslim and one Dalit, seek to rise above their stations in this drama about social division and friendship – award-winning director Neeraj Ghaywan’s first feature in 10 years.
Hotel Monterey
House Divided
Inspired by filmmaker siblings Danielle and Lachlan Baynes's own family story, House Divided explores the unique dynamic of intra-family footy rivalries.
Howl
At a suburban house party, best friends Daisy and Lila navigate the intense experience of being a teenage girl in a patriarchal world.
I, Poppy
I’m Glad You’re Dead Now
The winner of this year’s Short Film Palme d’Or at Cannes is a tale of two brothers returning to the island of their childhood – and to the buried secrets that await.
I'm The Most Racist Person I Know
When Lali goes on a date with Ana, they bond over their shared experiences as queer women of colour – but Lali also confronts her own prejudices.
I Only Rest in the Storm
Garnering an acting award at Cannes for Cleo Diára, this sprawling, low-key odyssey puts First World assumptions about international aid in the crosshairs.
I Saw a King
When an exiled Ethiopian prince is imprisoned at his grand family home, a young daydreamer awakens to the reality of fascist Italy.
The Ice Tower
Winning a Silver Bear at the 2025 Berlinale, visionary cinematic dreamer Lucile Hadžihalilović’s latest luminous cinematic fairytale is not to be missed.
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You
Judged the best performance at this year’s Berlinale, Rose Byrne’s phenomenal star turn propels writer/director Mary Bronstein’s devastatingly honest, darkly comic vision of motherhood.
Imagine
A phone-obsessed teen is pulled into a vortex in this genre-bending fable that asks: what might we discover if we finally look up?
In Conversation: Alex Ross Perry
In Conversation: Charlotte Wells & Sophie Hyde
In Conversation: Maestro Jung Jae-il
In the Depths of Her Memory
An ageing Mexican woman recalls ever-darker memories from her childhood over images that slowly detach from reality.
INFINIT3
Talk to Me and Babygirl actor Sophie Wilde stars as a young woman who dances through life, death and the beyond in search of self.
Inflatable Bear, Hourly
Lena, a Russian expat in Berlin, is struggling to find acting work. Luckily, she still has her gig inside a giant bear costume.
International Shorts 1
Ambitious ideas. New sensations. The world’s finest short-form cinema.
International Shorts 2
Award-winners, eye-openers and tender tales from Cannes and beyond.
Interview With A Hero
A Cambodian-Australian father finds his memories flooding back when he’s given a chance to perform shadow puppetry on national TV.
Iron Winter
Seeking to keep a centuries-old tradition alive, two friends battle extreme conditions as they herd 2000 horses through the icy Mongolian steppes.
Israel Palestine on Swedish TV 1958–1989
A prime-time epic charting three decades of politics, survival and power struggle, as watched from the living rooms of millions of Swedish homes.
It Ends
Four friends on a late-night drive find themselves trapped on an endless road to nowhere.
It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley
It Was Just an Accident
Winning the Palme d’Or at Cannes, Jafar Panahi’s revenge thriller is both a broadside and real-world triumph against authoritarian oppression.
Ito Meikyū
J’ai faim, j’ai froid
In this newly 4K-restored gem, two adventurous teenage girls ditch Brussels for the bright lights of Paris with moving results.
Je tu il elle
Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles
Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Man
One of Australia’s true rock’n’roll legends continues his transformation into a candid storyteller in this moving, fascinating tell-all doc.
John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office
What do isolation tanks, dolphin intelligence and psychedelic therapy have in common? You’re about to find out.
Journey Home, David Gulpilil
After his passing, legendary Yolngu actor David Gulpilil is brought back to his home country in a continent-traversing commemoration worthy of his transcendent talent.
Julia Holter: The Passion of Joan of Arc
Kamay
The death of a young woman leads a Hazara family to look for answers and pursue justice on the eve of the Taliban’s takeover.
Kontinental '25
Kyuka Before Summer’s End
A languid summer sailing expedition is upended by family secrets in this visually stunning and inventive feature debut