"The lonely, uncanny and sometimes unthinkingly violent world of childhood is explored with chilling candor and exceptional skill in writer-director Eskil Vogt’s arthouse horror feature The Innocents." The Hollywood Reporter

"What Imbert has done here, some years down the line, may solidify The Summit of the Gods, a work of fiction, as one of the greatest Everest films ever made. If nothing else it’s the Everest film that respects the mountain best." The Playlist

“Doherty may be leading us along a familiar path but it is one marked by inventive humour, engaging characters and some unexpected detours.” Screen Daily

“What I discovered making the film is how very proud I am to be Irish [...] We come from an incredible group of survivors – people who have suffered and been oppressed but have triumphed, through working hard and living. In a way, the film does have that joy in it, the characters in it are quite heroic. Also, the immersion in the language is cathartic in a way, even if you’re not a fluent speaker. It feels authentic.” Ó Súilleabháin for Hot Press

"With characters who say the unsayable and a plot which takes a sudden swerve and gleefully shows the unspeakable, this is a bracing provocation of a film." Screen International

The lonely, uncanny and sometimes unthinkingly violent world of childhood is explored with chilling candor and exceptional skill in writer-director Eskil Vogt’s arthouse horror feature The Innocents. The Hollywood Reporter

"A brilliantly acted drama that quietly draws you in." The Guardian

Cowboy, Indien et Cheval n’ont pas changé d’un iota, c’est bien l’univers génial, loufoque, décalé et inclassable de Panique au village !

Winner of the Jury Prize in the Un Certain Regard section at the Cannes Film Festival and Austrian candidate for the Oscars Academy Awards

Icelandic director Valdimar Jóhannsson's dreamlike tale, inspired by Norse mythology, was included in the Un Certain Regard selection at Cannes. The plot, served by many spectacular shots, quickly shifts to a dysfunctional love triangle...

Between past and present, this drama that evokes the painful history of Spain paints the portrait of a single mother hiding a terrible secret.

Winner of the Grand Prix at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival and selected as a Finnish candidate for the 2022 Oscars.

The Runner follows a strange woman as she travels to a secluded, rural town where her violent compulsions are slowly revealed. The story intertwines with band Boy Harsher performing on a public access channel. Their music scores the strange woman's descent deeper into the unknown.

Winner of European Documentary, European Animated Feature Film and European University Film Award at the 34th European Film Awards, shortlisted to represent Denmark at the 2022 Oscars, Flee is presented on Friday 21 January at Cinema Galeries as part of the Polarise Nordic Film Nights Festival.

"The idea of this title, without a question mark but with an exclamation mark, is to make a statement: where is Anne Frank today, in a world where children continue to be victims of war, as if nothing had changed." Ari Folman

À la veille de Noël, Petit Lièvre brun et ses…

In official competition at the 74th Cannes Film Festival, Catherine Corsini is the second filmmaker to win the Queer Palm after Céline Sciamma. In one hectic night in hospital, the director interweaves, with the right mix of comedy and drama, several of the burning social issues that are disuniting France.

The director Tim Leyendekker, having found inspiration in the Banquet's discourse on love, has built his film in 7 parts, using a variety of narrative modes and philosophical, judicial and biological points of view to understand not only why men indulged in these abuses, but also why their victims returned to them despite their suspicions.