All of a Sudden
Virginie Efira and Tao Okamoto shared Best Actress Awards at Cannes for their sterling work in the latest long-form opus from master filmmaker Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
The Blood Countess
Screen icon Isabelle Huppert mesmerises as a glamorous vampire in iconoclastic queer filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger’s high-camp comedy.
The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up
Venture to the cutting edge of XR in this haunting, reality-bending pilgrimage between digital worlds and a living forest.
Daughters of the Late Colonel
In a merry adaptation of a century-old short story, two sisters seize the courage to live anew after their overbearing father’s death.
Do You Love Me
A play-it-loud trip through 70 years of Lebanese history.
Double Freedom
In his newest work, fresh from its Cannes 2026 premiere, visionary director Lisandro Alonso revisits his acclaimed debut with a beguilingly rhythmic rural family tale.
The Dreamed Adventure
Almost a decade after Western, Valeska Grisebach returns with this similarly rough-hewn, simmering tale of border town intrigue that claimed the Cannes Jury Prize.
Dry Leaf
A young woman’s disappearance prompts an investigative road trip tinted with magic realism in this strangely gorgeous, wildly lo-fi Georgian gem.
The Education of Jane Cumming
A student accuses her teachers of a same-sex affair in this luminous drama based on an early-19th-century case that scandalised Scotland’s justice system.
Elephants in the Fog
This Cannes Un Certain Regard Jury Prize–winning thriller set among a Nepalese third-gender community sees one matriarch choosing between duty and love.
Eureka
Alonso’s hugely ambitious triptych explores the collision between Indigenous lives and colonisation.
Everytime
Awarded the Un Certain Regard Prize at Cannes, this indelible study of loss joins a fragmented family as they take a trip to heal and confront the past.
Fatherland
In Paweł Pawlikowski’s third post-WWII meditation, exiled author Thomas Mann tours a devastated Germany whose divisions echo his own fractured family.
Gabin
Gracefully condensing a decade’s worth of footage, this tender nonfiction gem out of Cannes chronicles the adolescence of a boy in northern France.
Gentle Monster
Léa Seydoux is riveting as a wife and mother coming to grips with the emotional, moral and practical fallout when her husband is charged with a shocking crime.
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.
Holofiction
Drawing on thousands of films and TV shows about the Holocaust, this gripping, rigorously crafted supercut queries the ethics of representing atrocity.
Jauja
A revisionist western interrogating colonisation, Alonso’s beguiling historical feature reinvents itself with a mystifying final act.
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.
Liverpool
A sailor travels through a harsh but beautiful landscape in search of his old hometown and what remains of his family.
Lost Land
Winner of the Orizzonti Special Jury Prize at Venice, this groundbreaking Rohingya docufiction presents the perilous, disorienting experience of seeking asylum from a child’s-eye view.
Medea
In her only film role, opera singer Maria Callas stars as the infamous sorceress in Pier Paolo Pasolini’s mesmeric take on the immortal Greek tragedy.
My Wife Cries
The latest from leading Berlin School writer/director Angela Schanelec follows a middle-aged couple whose marriage unravels after a car accident brings a secret to light.
Rose
Sandra Hüller’s knockout, Silver Bear–winning performance anchors this tragic folktale about a woman who poses as a male soldier in 17th-century Germany.
Rosebush Pruning
Karim Aïnouz returns with another carnal thriller – this time, with a star-studded cast playing an uber-rich family with questionable moral and sexual limits.
Roya
The Iranian state has imprisoned her body; now it wants her innermost self. Under torture, can a rebel teacher defend her values, emotions and memories?
A Soil A Culture A River A People
In a dystopian future, a silent, observant Chinese man wanders through a simulacrum of a German city.
Tomorrow I’ll Be Brave
The anxieties and heart-fluttering feelings of first love are given tender, respectful treatment in this charming coming-of-age tale.
Whispers of a Burning Scent
A quiet musician accused of a fraudulent marriage must make a profound decision, but his inner truth remains elusive.
Yellow Letters
This Golden Bear winner is a timely portrait of artists suffering persecution from the filmmaker behind the Oscar-nominated The Teachers’ Lounge.
All of a Sudden — Soudain
The Blood Countess — Die Blutgräfin
The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up — 雲在兩千米
Daughters of the Late Colonel
Do You Love Me
Double Freedom — La Libertad Double
The Dreamed Adventure — Das geträumte Abenteuer
Dry Leaf — ხმელი ფოთოლი
The Education of Jane Cumming
Elephants in the Fog
Eureka
Everytime
Fatherland
Gabin
Gentle Monster
Hen
Holofiction
Jauja
Johanna d’Arc of Mongolia
Liverpool
Lost Land — Harà Watan
Medea
My Wife Cries — Meine Frau Weint
Rose
Rosebush Pruning
Roya
A Soil A Culture A River A People
Tomorrow I’ll Be Brave — Ab morgen bin ich mutig
Whispers of a Burning Scent