Superbrat struggles to defeat his demons and conquer the French Open for the first time in Julien Faraut’s impressionistic essay film.

A disquieting portrait of Argentinian society that inverts the structure of a typical crime story.

A special preview of the latest work by Renzo Martens, a powerful and provocative dissection of art, class and decolonisation.

Cristi Puiu returns with a rich, considered and exquisitely orchestrated chamber drama set among the aristocracy of 19th-century Transylvania.

A domestic abuse victim seeking justice and protection comes up against heavy-handed bureaucracy in Raymund Ribay Gutierrez’s compelling debut feature.

Melina Léon tells the tragic true-life story of an indigenous Peruvian woman whose newborn baby is stolen by a fake clinic.

Francisco Márquez’s fiction debut is a gripping tale of class divisions and ethical responsibility in contemporary Argentina.

Rock documentary about musician Linn da Quebrada challenging machismo, transphobia, and racism in Brazil.

Written by Emma Thompson, Richard Laxton’s 2014 film retells the scandalous tale of writer John Ruskin, painter John Everett Millais and Ruskin’s bride, Effie Gray.

Pia Hellenthal’s graphic debut is an audacious portrait of a professed sex worker, writer, anarchist, feminist, musician and recovering addict based in Berlin.

A sensorial homage to Radio Belgrade, Serbia’s most historic station that has broadcast continuously for the last 90 years.

Valeska Grisebach’s acclaimed 2017 film depicts the complex stakes and tensions at play within a group of German construction workers in the Bulgarian countryside.