Four cousins brought together by an unexpected inheritance of an abandoned Normandy house uncover a shared lineage. As they trace their ancestor’s journey from rural France to 19th-century Paris, past and present intertwine, reshaping their understanding of identity, family, and the future ahead.
Winner, Grand Prix, Cannes. The much-anticipated new film by Russian master Andrey Zvyagintsev is a brave, taut and explosive thriller that brilliantly melds the personal and the political.
Winner, Camera d'Or, Cannes. This emotionally powerful exploration of a reconciliation process following the Rwandan genocide is one of the year's most acclaimed debuts.
Praised by Bong Joon-ho, this acutely observed, critically acclaimed Korean festival and theatrical hit follows a teen girl whose bright exterior hides a difficult past. Screening with the short film, Maŋutji (Catching Eyes).
A gripping, socially-charged thriller from Dominik Moll. Assigned to investigate a young protester critically injured by a rubber bullet, a police inspector discovers the victim is from her hometown and uncovers a wall of silence, forcing her to choose between institutional loyalty and justice.
Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman star in this enjoyably outrageous, risqué sex-comedy, set in the LA contemporary art scene. A young assistant lands a dream job with a provocative artist, only to be drawn into a dark world of obsession, power, betrayal and murder that challenges everything he imagined.
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