Andrey Paounov’s compelling documentary about Simeon II of Bulgaria’s unprecedented journey from boy king to democratic leader.

Laurent Achard's stylishly nasty horror set in a small town cinema that's seen better days.

Ken Kesey and his Merry Band of Pranksters trip across America.

An inventive melodrama referencing Tennessee Williams and A Streetcar Named Desire, a complex story of lust, rivalry and liberation in Kent countryside.

Original and intriguing tale of a Chinese woman coming to work in a bar on the Venetian island of Chioggia who forms a friendship with a retired fisherman.

A member of an elite Israeli anti-terrorist unit finds his world turned upside down when he encounters an act of shocking violence by an extremist Jewish group.

Documentary, drama and animation combine to tell the remarkable story of a successful lawyer possessed by psychotic visions.

Two brothers end up as rivals in Murat Imbragimbekov's poetic tale of life in Azerbaijan in the 1970s.

Jonathan Demme presents a compelling study of a New Orleans woman's five year struggle to return to her home following the post Katrina floods.

Director Andrew Dosunmu has a background in commercials, photography and music video. This is a superb feature debut, and a spectacle to be marveled at.

The creators of Persepolis follow their terrific debut with an inspired adaptation of another of Marjane Satrapi’s award-winning graphic novels.

Ordinary folk by day, caped crusaders by night…the lives of actual superheroes.

Searing exposé of the controversial 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings in a landmark political documentary edited from live TV recordings.

The debut feature from Dictynna Hood is a haunting tale of secrets and lies in the English countryside.

Alison Bagnall's witty and delightful feature depicts the disarmingly affecting adventures of a truly odd couple.