All the Beauty and the BloodshedLaura Poitras
USA · 2022 The life of famed photographer Nan Goldin and her activism against the disgraced pharmaceutical billionaire Sackler family, especially their patronage of the art world. “Profound and incendiary” – Variety Screening times, reviews and trailer >> |
Beginning
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BlackBerryMatt Johnson
Canada · 2023 This whip-smart Canadian comedy channels the snark of The Social Network to tell the extraordinarily dramatic rise and equally spectacular fall of the world’s first smartphone. “Triumphant – wonderfully funny” – Deadline Screening times, review and trailer >> |
The Blue Caftan
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EileenWilliam Oldroyd
USA/UK · 2023 Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway star in William Oldroyd’s neo-noir follow-up to Lady Macbeth about a young secretary who is dazzled by a glamorous colleague in ’60s New England. “Sultry, sinister and wholly surprising” – Daily Beast Screening times, reviews and trailer >> |
EOJerzy Skolimowski
Poland/Italy · 2022 Polish veteran Jerzy Skolimowski returns with this allegorical tale of a donkey who takes a surreal journey across Europe, experiencing cruelty and kindness in equal measure. “Hypnotic. Bold in a way few contemporary films truly are” – BFI Screening times, review and trailer >> |
Petite MamanCéline Sciamma
France · 2021 A young girl makes a mysterious new friend while staying over at her late grandmother’s country home in Céline Sciamma’s exquisitely crafted and spellbinding modern fairytale. “An astonishingly insightful and heartbreakingly hopeful cinematic poem” – BFI Screening times, reviews and trailer >> |
The Royal HotelKitty Green
Australia/UK/USA · 2023 Based on real-life events, Kitty Green’s savvy outback thriller finds two American backpackers signing up for a holiday job tending bar at an Australian pub in the middle of nowhere. “Explosive. Subverts whatever expectations you might have about a thriller.” – Indiewire Screening times, reviews and trailer >> |
TótemEddie Lila Avilés
Mexico/France/Denmark/Netherlands · 2023 This moving and sensitive semi-autobiographical feature from Mexican director Lila Avilés follows a family’s journey of grief and loss through the eyes of a young girl. “A richly textured, deeply compassionate portrait of a family” – Manohla Dargis, NY Times Screening times, reviews and trailer >> |