Guy Lodge

Director Joseph Archer and screenwriter-star Cathy Wippell will turn heads with this undeniably stunt-y but eerie novelty set in Victorian London and shot as though with a pinhole camera.

Now playing in competition at Sarajevo, Georgian writer-director Ana Urushadze's Rotterdam prizewinner follows a lumbering movie star on a surreal and wryly melancholic soul-search.

Andrzej Konopka and Noomi Rapace star in an alternately grim and kooky sci-fi from the gifted Polish director of 'The Lure,' with little functional story to furnish its alluring world-building.

World premiering in competition at Sarajevo, the Golden Lion-winner's self-funded requiem is a strikingly spare and harrowing portrait of social collapse.

Belatedly opening Stateside after proving a domestic hit in 2024, Emmanuel Courcol's film succumbs to formula, but is lifted by its precise construction and fine lead performances.

Bowing in competition at Sarajevo, the tender sophomore feature by writer-director Urša Menart is anchored by the sweet-and-sour chemistry of stars Klara Kuk and Anuša Kodelja.

Already a hit franchise-starter in its native Britain, this high-sugar slab of whimsy recruits 'Paddington 2' writer Simon Farnaby to update a dusty kidlit classic, with pleasant but overly cautious results.

Four flu-pandemic survivors do the best they can in trying circumstances in Ridley Scott's low-energy latest, and the same goes for the charismatic quartet of actors muddling through it.

Jacob Elordi ‘s blokey, slightly sad-eyed charm to fill in the gaps. It's not a bad bet; it just doesn't quite pay off.

Spike Fearn and Angourie Rice delight as academic opposites in this quick-witted, big-hearted and genuinely youthful-feeling British charmer.