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‘Uncle’: Tokyo Review
Frelle Pettersen’s Tokyo Grand Prix winner is a sensitive, contemplative portrait of life in rural Denmark
‘In The Name Of The Land’: Review
Guillaume Canet stars in a real-life drama about France’s struggling farming community which has been a box office sensation locally
‘The Accidental Rebel’: Busan Review
A Syrian man finds himself drawn into conflict while searching for his missing brother
‘Paradise’: Busan Review
A Sicilian man develops surprising new friendships while enrolled in witness protection in the Alps
‘The German Lesson’: Zurich Review
Christian Schwochow probes small-town dynamics in post-war northern Germany
‘Paradise War: The Story Of Bruno Manser’: Zurich Review
Zurich’s ecological-themed opening film is set in Malaysian Borneo
‘Cunningham’: Hamburg Review
Immersive documentary about iconic modernist choreographer Merce Cunningham
‘Patrick’: San Sebastian Review
What happens when a violent young man is found to have been a kidnapped child?
‘Vitalina Varela’: Review
Pedro Costa delivers a dark, despairing drama based on the real-life experiences of star Vitalina Varela
‘The Audition’: San Sebastian Review
Nina Hoss stars in this Belin-set feature about a violin teacher and her family
‘Lyrebird’: Toronto Review
A member of the Dutch resistance investigates stolen art in World War II Amsterdam
‘The Platform’: Toronto Review
An inventive sci-fi satire set in a futuristic prison delivers some nasty thrills
‘The Other Lamb’: Review
A young member of an all-female cult begins to question her allegiance to the group’s domineering leader
‘The Two Popes’: Toronto Review
Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce make a formidable team with Fernando Meirelles
'My Zoe': Toronto Review
Julie Delpy’s impassioned story of a mother’s love for her only child.
‘The Mafia Is Not What It Used To Be’: Venice Review
Francesco Maresco explores the impact of the 1992 assassinations of Italian anti-Mafia magistrated Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino
‘Saint Maud’: Toronto Review
A live-in nurse believes she is on a divine mission from God in this powerfully individual debut from Rose Glass
‘Two Of Us’ (‘Deux’): Toronto Review
Two lesbian lovers must prepare for their romance to become public in Filippo Meneghetti’s sensitive drama
