The latest film from filmmaker Jonathan Glazer (Under the Skin, Birth) is a chilling and oblique examination of the Holocaust, and the capacity for indifference in the face of atrocity.

Eight years after the Great East Japan Earthquake, emotionally scarred Haru (Serena Motola) silently embarks on a 1,300 km solo hitchhiking journey to her hometown of Otsuchi, where her family died. Guided by an unseen force, will the journey help heal her pain?

Haruko (Kishi Keiko) attempts a double suicide with a son of the respectable Nagura family. Having survived and become an outcast, she has to raise their son, Suteo (Kawazu Yusuke), alone. Grown-up Suteo develops feelings for his cousin (Kuga Yoshiko) from the Nagura family, but his forbidden love echoes his mother’s tragic past…

While grieving the loss of her friend, a woman living alone in Paris begins an unusual correspondence with two filmmakers in Sofia Bohdanowicz, Burak Çevik and Blake Williams’ formally inventive collaboration.

Four women from different generations have their lives intertwined at an ice cream shop in Tokyo. The shop assistant, Natsumi (Yoshioka Riho), is captivated by the mysterious customer Saho (Serena Motola), while Yu (Matsumoto Marika) takes in her estranged niece who is searching for her missing father. A stylish film with a vibrant and quirky love story where memories unfold.

The latest film from Yorgos Lanthimos tells the fantastical tale of a young woman brought back to life by a brilliant and unorthodox scientist.

A novelist specialising in ghost stories (Takeuchi Yuko) receives a letter from Ms. Kubo (Hashimoto Ai), who explains that she often hears strange noises in her room. Together, the two of them investigate the horrifying truth behind Kubo’s room and its past inhabitants in this highly-praised horror mystery.