George Clooney directs and appears alongside Ryan Gosling, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti and Evan Rachel Wood in this smart, incisive exploration of dirty politics on the campaign trail.

Makoto Shinkai's anime will appeal to Ghibli fans as young Asuna gains entry to the underground land of Agartha.

Winner of a number of key awards at SXSW this year, Robbie Pickering's debut feature marks him as a filmmaker to watch, and his cast as stars in the making.

Mathieu Amalric gives classic French theatre a twist by wittily updating Corneille's play as a modern intrigue set in the CCTV present.

A dizzying mesh of stories and techniques that ambitiously combines a documentary about entering the alcohol industry, an investigation of one family's history and a recreation of key historical events of the 20th Century.

 

An affectionate and subtly drawn study of a teenage loner, with strong performances and lyrical visuals.

They don't make 'em like they used to, apparently. Well, 'they' do now!

The Brooklyn bourgeoisie under the microscope in Roman Polanski's beautifully acted adaptation of The God of Carnage.

Newcomer Elizabeth Olsen stars in this atmospheric story of a young woman recently escaped from a cult-like commune.

A thoughtful consideration of American life during wartime that avoids polemical analysis in favour of presenting a touching human story with credible integrity.

Philippe Torreton gives a superb performance in Vincent Garenq's no-holds-barred docu-drama about a man unjustly accused in a notorious paedophilia trial.

Edward Dmytryk's handsome screen version of Herman Wouk's epic novel about a naval officer (Humphrey Bogart) cracking under the strain of command in WW2.

A young boy enters the forbidden forest and finds himself among mysterious magical creatures.

They are young, rich, beautiful and damned.

The latest from Bruno Dumont is a stark, enigmatic drama about the relationship between a woman and a mysterious outsider on Northern France's Opal Coast.

Winner of the Queer Palm at Cannes 2011, a disturbing and provocative examination of one man's damaging self-hatred.

Absorbing and boldly original drama revolving around a German doctor in present-day Cameroon.

Based on a true-life story, Jack Black stars in Richard Linklater's playful treatment of the strange story of a Texan funeral director.

Joe Swanberg continues his exploration into the methods of modern love.

A bold and visceral urban drama that doesn't pull its punches.

Neglected film noir gem, feature debut of director Robert Parrish, starring tough Dick Powell as a wronged ex-convict with revenge on his mind.

The latest collaboration between Nicolas Klotz and Elisabeth Perceval is a politically engaged portrait of youth that avoids condescension and hand-wringing, managing to be intensely romantic and sincere.

A thrilling, unrelenting actioner that wears sincere socio-political concerns about the drug wars in Mexico on its sleeve.

Mathieu Kassovitz's auteur comeback combines the pleasures of a thriller with serious political heft.

Eccentric pastel bright comedy about middle age, OCD and... the sport of curling!

Jonas Mekas invites viewers on a tour through his nightlife, bringing together twenty-five stories of life, love and friendship.