The shocking dramatisation of Australia's most notorious serial killings.

The eagerly anticipated follow-up to Dogtooth from Yorgos Lanthimos.

Karen leaves her husband and finds herself in this smart, confident debut-feature from a new voice in Colombian filmmaking.

Haunted by a previous tragedy, the crew of an old trawler try to make sense of the past. Moody drama from Iceland's internationally acclaimed Vesturport group.

The intriguing story of a young woman discovered in a London flat three years after her death.

A triple prizewinner at Locarno, Milagros Mumenthaler's story of three sisters coping with the death of their grandmother offers an original take on the coming of age tale.

Three stories from the Sri Lankan civil war (all with violent endings) are interwoven in Sanjeewa Pushpakumara's coolly modernist, non-partisan debut. Best Director prize, St Petersburg.

The much-anticipated film based on Lionel Shriver's Orange Prize-winning novel.

Pablo Giorgelli's hypnotically paced road movie tells a beguiling love story and won the Argentine director a top prize in Cannes.

The superb Jean-Pierre Darroussin plays a banking executive driven off the rails in Jean-Marc Moutout's incisive and angry indictment of the financial world.

An Iranian boy goes on a road trip with his deaf relatives after his own parents mysteriously leave in the middle of the night and are killed in an accident.

An Alaskan-set story of two young men caught up in subterfuge following the accidental killing of one of their friends.

Andrei Zvyagintsev's award-winning account of a struggle over inheritance is accompanied by an effective score by Philip Glass.

Eight short stories concerning suburban living that could take place on the streets of any town, as all daily modern life plays out in suburbia on both a local and global scale. Philip Ilson

Enchanting, magical tales told using silhouette animation and screened in 3D.

A police psychologist renews old acquaintances when she is drafted in to help small town police find an escaped convict.

Winner of the best documentary at SXSW this year, a stunning verité portrait of skater Josh ‘Skreech' Sandoval.

Gritty contemporary crime drama about a Moldovian girl caught in a plot to steal and sell a baby in return for a new legitimate identity in Italy.

Sandrine Kiberlain gives her best performance yet in Yves Caumon's subtle, intelligent drama about a woman who walks alone.

Winner of a Tiger Award in Rotterdam, Sivaroj Kongsakul's superbly beautiful debut chronicles a rural courtship…and frames it in the context of the husband's early death.

Jafar Panahi's postcard from Iran.