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Small, naive, curious and playful. Just like the youngest children, Our Piggy is discovering and learning about the things around him. It is most interested in the everyday things that turn into what they are in his imagination. 

An intimate documentary portrait in which the legendary singer and activist is unusually candid about her life on and off the stage.

Notre-Dame-des-Landes, a predominantly agricultural area in northwest France, was occupied by squatters in the early 2000s to prevent the construction of a regional airport. A community of activists and farmers, twice forcibly evicted by the state, finally achieved the project’s cancellation in 2018. Their victory is the most successful example of the French anti-development movement known as ZAD (Zone à défendre). Today, ZAD serves as a national and international organisational platform for activists, and in 2021, it gave rise to a new environmental movement, Les Soulèvements de la Terre.

After her critically acclaimed and multi-award-winning debut Beginning, Georgian director Dea Kulumbegashvili returns with another unique, visually captivating meditation on women trapped in the vicious cycle of patriarchy. Special Jury Prize in Venice.

The story of Bambi retraces the first years of a fawn’s life, and the trials he must face in the woods… This initiatory tale, a hymn to nature.

A sensory cinematic experience capturing the intercorporeal journey of a soul through the afterlife, from Laos to Zanzibar. In a transcendent sequence, the audience is asked to close their eyes and surrender to a soundscape accompanied by bursts of colour still visible through closed eyelids.

A photo-novel about a man haunted by an image from his childhood.

French documentary film maker Nicolas Philbert takes us on an unusual ship, used as a day-care centre for adults with mental disabilities. Surrounded by incredibly talented people with sparkling personalities, we can contemplate community, freedom and the importance of art in everyday life. The warm and subtle film that breaks downs the boundaries between ‘us’ and ‘them’ won the Golden Bear at the Berlinale.

A young Thai director wraps important questions about family, intergenerational ties, and the pursuit of happiness into a touching dramedy that broke all box office records at home and became a cultural phenomenon. Bring your grandma – and don’t forget the tissues!

When Cardinal Lawrence takes charge of one of the world’s most secretive and ancient procedures—the selection of a new Pope—he finds himself entangled in intrigues and scandals that could shake the very foundations of the Catholic Church. Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay.

A minimalist crime thriller set on the nocturnal streets of contemporary Berlin, much like its protagonist: laconic, efficient, and very, very cool.

Berlin, 1942. Hilde and Hans share a beautiful summer. They are in love and expecting a child. But Hans is part of the resistance, and soon, the Gestapo arrests the couple. Heavily pregnant, Hilde finds herself in prison… Based on a true story, directed by Andreas Dresen.

Danish director Gustav Möller returns after his successful minimalist debut The Guilty with another psychological thriller, this time set within the walls of a maximum-security prison.

When the world is devastated by a great flood, a group of animals, led by a cat, find shelter in a boat. To survive, they have to learn to live together and to trust and help each other despite their differences.

Inspired by true events surrounding the most controversial murder case in Danish history.

Commandant of Auschwitz Rudolf Höss and his wife Hedwig strive to build an idyllic life for their family in a house and garden next to the camp …

The highly anticipated new film by one of the greatest directors of all time is also one of Francis Ford Coppola’s most adventurous and ambitious works to date.

Set in Southeast Asia, and following the trajectories of a British civil servant and his fiancée as they trace similar paths across the continent, Portuguese director Miguel Gomes’s film hops between present-day documentary footage and historical recreations. Best Director Award at Cannes 2024.

In the bustling chaos of Mumbai, the lives of three women from different generations intertwine. The debut feature by Payal Kapadia, winner of the Jury Grand Prize at Cannes, is the first Indian film in thirty years to compete in the festival’s main competition.

Centring on a family faced with a gender crisis of their eight-year-old son, 20,000 Species of Bees is a study into interpersonal relationships that sheds light on the burning issues of gender and identity from a personal perspective and using metaphors from the natural world.