The Ballad of Wallis Island
Cactus Pears
The unsaid speaks volumes in this Sundance Grand Jury Prize–winning, Marathi-language queer romance set in rural India.
Common Pear
In a climate-ravaged future, a team of scientists analyse footage of farmers from the past, hoping to understand their emotional connection to the land.
The Eating of an Orange
A surreal animated fable of repression, sexual awakening and copulating slugs.
The End
Tilda Swinton and Michael Shannon sing and dance their way through the end of the world in acclaimed filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer’s post-apocalyptic musical.
The Extraordinary Miss Flower
Family Business
The act of filmmaking is gently interrogated in this screwball caper set in Los Angeles.
The Flowers Stand Silently, Witnessing
In this Sundance Short Film Grand Jury Prize winner, A Palestinian filmmaker unearths – and decides to reclaim – rare footage of his homeland filmed by Scottish missionaries in the 1930s and 40s.
Ghost Boy
A SXSW award-winning documentary about one man whose body became a prison, and how he found a way out.
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.
Hallow Road
Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys face every parent’s worst nightmare in this taut, folk horror–infused two-hander.
Harvest
A magnetic Caleb Landry Jones stars in this moody medieval parable adapted from a Booker Prize–shortlisted novel.
Leaving Ikorodu In 1999
Ten-year-old Momo is set to join her recently migrated mum in London. But as she’s driven to the airport by her aunt and uncle, they start to wonder whether leaving Nigeria is in her best interests.
The Legend of Ochi
Loynes
From Cannes comes this singularly bizarre mix of history and nightmare, in which a 19th-century corpse is pulled from the mud and put on trial before a delirious Liverpool courtroom.
Move Ya Body: The Birth of House
An oral history of the origins of Chicago house music, as told by the people who lived it.
My Father's Shadow
In the first Nigerian film to premiere at Cannes, a father tenderly reconnects with his young sons during a momentous day under the Lagos sun.
Nightshift
In this newly 4K-restored buried treasure of 1980s British cinema, a remarkable feminist filmmaker checks you in for one dreamy night in London’s lost punk underground.
Razeh-del
The 1998 founding of Iran’s first women-run newspaper inspires two schoolgirls to dream of a film that can never be made: a lesbian love story that ends with the Ministry of Culture being set ablaze.
The Rivals of Amziah King
Matthew McConaughey is a banjo-playing beekeeper trying to cement his legacy in this boisterous ballad of the US South.
Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass
The first feature in 20 years from stop-motion animation legends the Brothers Quay is an episodic, shapeshifting, disorienting, death-etched fairytale.
The Secret of Me
A stirring, revelatory documentary that threads one intersex person’s journey of self-discovery with an exposé of widespread medical mistreatment.
Shedding
A performance for the Bolex camera that captures the ethereal interplay between celluloid and the physical body.
Twiggy
How a cheerful, down-to-earth London girl became the iconic face of 1960s fashion … and what she did next.
Urchin
Zodiac Killer Project
One of history’s most notorious unsolved cases forms the basis for a humorously insightful investigation into the true-crime genre.