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Sound artists Lolo & Sosaku become modern cowboys rummaging for sounds in the desert’s vastness.

A candid grassroots record of the non-violent protests against India’s controversial farm laws.

Kung Fu masters, slingshot gangs and French mercenaries battle it out in a vigorous actioner.

A mysterious chain of tragedies and adventures follow a disaster in an Estonian village.

Aisha dreams of sailing to Europe to become an actress, but fate has other plans.

A surreal, grotesque and darkly hilarious fresco of the miseries and ills of Mexican society.

Avant-garde animation and performance combine as a creature struggles to survive in a post-apocalyptic world.

A highly stylised musical performance piece fusing together Indian mythology, history and classical art.

Can two friends, Palestinian and Israeli, overcome their political-religious differences to make a documentary together?

Poetic and punk, Avant-Drag! portrays ten drag artists challenging social norms in Athens.

Young love faces a divine test of faith in a scorching Senegalese romantic drama.

A trans woman battles her inner demons in a culturally unique work of body horror.

To save his farm, a champion wrestler enters the lucrative, clandestine world of no-rules fighting.

A penetrating portrait of a fiercely independent woman’s late sexual awakening in small-town Georgia.

Charley's return wreaks havoc in his hometown when he shape-shifts into a werewolf.

The history of Gunsan and the recollections of Akio Kambayashi collide in this monumental essay.

Created using AI, 91-year-old IFFR veteran Kluge’s latest work is a masterpiece of its own.

The Cursed Land distils the spectres of Thai history into a thrilling, time-hopping horror film.

A tragicomedy from real life and a profound exploration of the Jewish Israeli identity.

An obsessive and driven homage to Murayama Kaita, mixing surrealism and sci-fi by Sato Hisayasu.

A potent, provocative confrontation with the primal contradictions of Indian civilisation and religiosity.

The writings of Cesare Pavese are the basis of these five chapters by Tiago Guedes.

Kalman and Horn’s dreamy murder mystery plays like Baywatch Nights as directed by Maya Deren.

Through conversation with poets, Ann Hui reveals the many lives and layers of Hong Kong.

Three generations of one family harbour desires for a different kind of life.

Rising nationalism in Europe is captured in this of-the-moment account of polarised views in Hungary.

An apocalyptic mood-piece from Finnish experimental multimedia artist Mika Taanila, mixing thermal imagery and text.

An aspiring auteur runs up against a conformist film industry in a satirical romantic drama.

A filmmaker enters into dialogue with his father, his mother, his girlfriend and himself.

An art student returns to Brazil in a tale of entanglement, fabulation and forgery.

An exceptional work of Cameroonian animation, featuring the enchanting quest to save a poisoned king.

A wistful, decade-spanning look into the evolution of a revolutionary movement from persecution to power.

In this witty sci-fi comedy, hideous bodysnatcher aliens attack a suburb of southern Rome.

Weaving the epic and the everyday, Hayat offers an ambitious, expansive drama with existentialist undertones.

A schoolboy becomes enamoured with post-punk in 1979 Christchurch, in this spirited coming-of-age comedy.

Corrupt developer Pepe Sánchez-Campo comes into conflict with local guerrillas in this epic comedy telenovela.

The dearly departed convene for a scrumptious family meal in a heartwarming, food-centric dramedy.

The struggling first-born son of a Nigerian family is offered respite, but at what cost?

A timely portrait of resilience and friendship, as women’s bodily autonomy is under attack.

A retrospective look at the controversy surrounding Elle-Mie Ejdrup Hansen’s Peace Sculpture 1995 laser installation.

Alexandra Gulea journeys back to her Aromanian grandmother's world through a delightful mix of techniques.

A Macbeth unlike any other – a must-see, maximalist mash-up of cultural artefacts and references.

Billy Woodberry’s superb biography of Mário Pinto de Andrade, a luminary in pan-African independence movements.

Following the birth of her stillborn baby, Robin becomes determined to donate her breast milk.

A band of renegades combat technocratic sobriety with homemade hallucinogens in a tongue-in-cheek dystopian fantasy.

Armed with guns and musical instruments, townsfolk battle multi-limbed monsters in a quirky comic actioner.

​​Science-fiction meets psychological drama in this absorbing work of queer animation about trauma and reconciliation.

The Night Visitors closely examines moths as aesthetic beings and as carriers of meaning.

A young mother races against time to find her baby in a riveting nuclear thriller.

A clear-sighted yet lyrical recreation of Guinea-Bissau’s struggle against Portuguese colonialism.

Passionate teenagers pay tribute to their deceased classmate in a zippy, flavourful high school dramedy.

Elderly garbage collectors fight precarity in a rapidly gentrifying district of Hong Kong.

An elderly boxing trainer grasps at a final chance for triumph through a young rookie.

In this sensorial, inventive adaptation of Clarice Lispector, a sculptor faces a tortuous existential horror.

Snow White reconciles with the Evil Queen in an austere, avant-garde anti-fairy tale.

A candidly realistic and moving post-WW2 drama from a leading contemporary Japanese filmmaker.

A warm, unassuming portrait of a Dutch missionary who made Indonesia his home.

Animated Western musical meets comical Creature Feature in an idiosyncratic vision of backwoods America.

Singapore’s iron-fisted judicial system comes under trial in a slow-burning psychodrama.

Rock icon Debbie Harry narrates this sensorial essay-documentary about the interwoven relationships between cinema, humanity and technology.

Following Beirut's port explosion, a Palestinian family struggles to heal in the aftermath of tragedy.

Are the gruesome deaths and disappearances in a French village of supernatural origin? Be surprised!

A melancholy picture of entangled romantic destinies set against Japan’s waning adult film industry.

Looking for more life experience, an aspiring artist stumbles into a world of dark fetishes.

At the dawn of the twentieth century, a small village in Lithuania prepares for doomsday.

A wealthy industrial family maintains its status quo, no matter what. Social satire is back!

A bereaved woman struggles to navigate a world post-men in an intense dystopian psychodrama.

A film as powerful and elusive as its namesake, T. S. Eliot's still reverberating poem.

Imbued with profound reflections, Wayfaring Stranger is an experiential journey into living your own way.

Queer romance, political contestation and creativity in Taiwan drive Su I-hsuan’s stirring debut feature.

A devout woman finds new faith in the dark powers that inhabit the woods.

A young woman undertakes an elliptical journey into adulthood in this alluring stream-of-consciousness film.

An intimate, honest documentary about the lived, daily, often divisive faith of a Protestant family.