Hard as Puck
A motley crew of para ice hockey skaters fight to keep their grassroots sporting club on the rink in this stirring, often hilarious documentary.
Hear My Eyes: Memento
See Christopher Nolan’s breakthrough film, complete with an all-new live score by Michael “CAVS” Cavanagh (King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard).
The Heart of the Forest
A mesmerising odyssey into the world of trees, unveiling their interconnected lives and the breathtaking biodiversity flourishing within the woods.
Hen
A chicken crosses the road and discovers adventure on the other side in this offbeat, moving and utterly unique bird’s-eye view on the suffering of the world.
Her Silence
Unvoiced emotions and cultural tensions shimmer in this restrained story of a Singaporean couple visiting their daughter in Sydney.
The History of Concrete
When a cult filmmaker decides to make a Hallmark-style documentary on concrete, he paves a path to something far more profound and hilarious.
Hold It Together
In this tender tale of cultural dislocation, a lonely young immigrant in Iceland struggles to find her place at the local baths.
Hold Onto Me
A young girl connects with her miscreant father via small-time hustle in this beautifully photographed, emotionally deft, award-winning debut.
Hollywood Heretic: The Many Faces of Kim Novak
Take a deeper look at the life of screen icon Kim Novak.
Holofiction
Drawing on thousands of films and TV shows about the Holocaust, this gripping, rigorously crafted supercut queries the ethics of representing atrocity.
Hope
South Korea’s highest-budget film ever is an utterly bonkers monster action film with a wild climax that you won’t see coming.
How to Divorce During the War
A collapsing marriage collides with geopolitical catastrophe to breathtaking effect in this satirical, Sundance-awarded exploration of identity and hypocrisy.
How to Listen to Fountains
Bratislava’s fountains have had enough, spitting back with dry wit at the slow erosion of civic culture and making a spirited case for great public design.
Human Resource
A Bangkok HR manager keeps her pregnancy secret from both her employers and her husband in this sly study of corporate culture.
I Saw the Face of God in the Jet Wash
Mark Jenkin’s most recent cinematic diary is a fascinating return to – and reckoning with – his work and cultural influences.
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
Five working-class Gen Z friends drift apart in this deeply felt study of adulthood that won the Directors’ Fortnight Audience Award at Cannes.
I Shot Andy Warhol
In its Australian-premiering 4K restoration, Mary Harron’s fictionalised portrait of radical-feminist avenger Valerie Solanas still aims truly.
I Want Your Sex
In a rollicking return for queer provocateur Gregg Araki, an adorable Gen Z art assistant finds wild erotic joy in submitting to his insatiable boss.
Imposters
When a lost little boy is found, his father is sceptical that it’s really him. But don’t be fooled – this mind-bender isn’t really about changelings or revenants.
In Conversation: Singing Chen
Singing Chen unpacks the artistry and innovation behind breathtaking room-scale work The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up.
In Conversation: Tamra Davis
Take a masterclass with visiting filmmaker Tamra Davis exploring her directorial career, from iconic music videos to Crossroads and Billy Madison, and now to her own 90s past in The Best Summer.
In Her Arms
A Ukrainian couple clear rubble from their devastated home as their reality begins to distort.
The Incomer
On a scarcely inhabited Scottish island, a visiting bureaucrat attempts to wrangle a pair of eccentric siblings in this charmingly off-kilter Sundance award-winning comedy.
Infernal Combustion
Overlapping highways become a tableau of automotive lunacy.
Inside Amir
This wistful, warm-hearted winner of the prestigious GdA Director’s Award at Venice follows a young man making the bittersweet choice to leave his home city of Tehran.
International Shorts 1
Festival hits, dynamic stories and discoveries from across the globe.
International Shorts 2
A selection of the world’s brightest and bravest short-form storytelling.
Intersecting Memory
Personal memories and collective trauma, home video and news footage intertwine in a powerful portrait of a Palestinian childhood under occupation.
Invincible Spirit
Invincible Spirit explores the immense strength of a club that must be everything to its people.
Jauja
A revisionist western interrogating colonisation, Alonso’s beguiling historical feature reinvents itself with a mystifying final act.
Jebediah: Are We OK?
Take a 30-year journey with the beloved Australian alternative rock band, from humble beginnings to the harder aspects of growing up.
Jim Queen
Come for a gleefully filthy romp through Gay Paree as a buff influencer and his twink fight to cure a heinous virus that makes queer people straight!
Johanna d’Arc of Mongolia
In Ulrike Ottinger’s ultimate ethnographic odyssey, a group of women travelling by train are taken hostage by a Mongolian princess.
John Cameron Mitchell Presents: Hedwig and the Angry Inch 25th Anniversary
Watch a cult-classic genderqueer musical in the best way – with a witty live commentary by its transgressive and talented director/star.
Josephine
A heartbreaking portrait of innocence lost, this acclaimed Sundance award winner and surefire Oscar contender is one of the most essential films of 2026.
Joybubbles
Inspiring Apple’s Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, the telephone hacker who was born blind made headlines as both a tech prodigy and a big-hearted iconoclast.
Kim Novak’s Vertigo
In studio-era Hollywood, Kim Novak fought to craft her own identity. In this affectionate documentary portrait, she elegantly redefines her legacy.
Kings of Venice
Amid all the colour and chaos of Venice Beach, (ultra-)competitive paddle tennis players are a band apart. The only thing that can unite them? A hatred of pickleball.
Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie
A religious zealot stabbed him 15 times. But the outspoken novelist survived – and, as this documentary shows, retained his belief that creative freedom is the sharpest weapon.
KURA: An African AFL Story
Australians call it footy, but Akec and her community call it kura.
La Bola Negra
Sharing the Best Director Prize at Cannes, this sublime time-hopping triptych recounts three men’s experiences of love, legacy and the unending fight for queer liberation.
La Gradiva
Simmering desires erupt among a group of teens visiting the ruins of Pompeii in this Cannes Critics’ Week Grand Prize winner.
La libertad
Made on a shoestring when the director was just 25, Lisandro Alonso’s groundbreaking first feature gatecrashed Cannes with a hypnotic depiction of rural labour.
La Perra
From Cannes Directors’ Fortnight comes a haunting tale of a woman with a troubled past and the free-spirited dog that gives her life renewed meaning.
Land of Barbar
A reimagined spin on a canonical tale that flips Western narratives about North Africa.
Landmarks
Thirteen years in the making, Lucrecia Martel’s potent true-crime documentary connects the murder of an Indigenous leader to a national history of violence.
Last Chance to Evacuate Earth
In this cosmic coming-of-age gem, a casual abduction takes a pair of estranged besties on a rural road trip – and towards a looming celestial event.
The Last First: Winter K2
A breathtaking examination of hubris colliding full-force with the limits of human endurance as competing teams of adventurers aim to make history on the world’s most dangerous mountain.
The Latcher
Accelerator Lab alum James Hunter makes his feature debut with this psychological thriller about motherhood and the monstrous clutches of grief.
The Leader
A remarkable Tim Blake Nelson and Vera Farmiga are out of this world as Heaven’s Gate co-founders Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Lu Nettles.
Hard as Puck
Hear My Eyes: Memento
The Heart of the Forest
Hen
Her Silence — 她的沉默
The History of Concrete
Hold It Together — Sundruð
Hold Onto Me
Hollywood Heretic: The Many Faces of Kim Novak
Holofiction
Hope
How to Divorce During the War — Skyrybos karo metu
How to Listen to Fountains — Ako počúvať fontány
Human Resource
I Saw the Face of God in the Jet Wash
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
I Shot Andy Warhol
I Want Your Sex
Imposters
In Conversation: Singing Chen
In Conversation: Tamra Davis
In Her Arms — V yiyi obiiakh (В її обіймах)
The Incomer
Infernal Combustion
Inside Amir — Daroon-e Amir درون امیر
International Shorts 1
International Shorts 2
Intersecting Memory — ذاكرة متقاطعة
Invincible Spirit
Jauja
Jebediah: Are We OK?
Jim Queen
Johanna d’Arc of Mongolia
John Cameron Mitchell Presents: Hedwig and the Angry Inch 25th Anniversary
Josephine
Joybubbles
Kim Novak’s Vertigo
Kings of Venice
Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie
KURA: An African AFL Story
La Bola Negra
La Gradiva
La libertad
La Perra — La Perra
Land of Barbar — بالد البربر
Landmarks — Nuestra Tierra
Last Chance to Evacuate Earth
The Last First: Winter K2
The Latcher