Cédric Klapisch (Retour en Bourgogne, Paris) dives into the modern dance world with this story about a 26-year-old ballet dancer whose career is jeopardized by an injury.

Minimalist, allegorical film by Urszula Antoniak (Nothing Personal) about two lovers who depend on one another on a deserted island.

The new nature documentary by Golden Calf winner Ruben Smit follows the Dutch national bird during its world tour on its way to its breeding ground in the Netherlands.

Multi-award-winning Chinese drama in which we follow a year in the life of an ordinary family in the provincial town of Fyuang.

We know him as the film character The Tramp, but who was Charlie Chaplin really? This documentary is a revealing portrait of one of the greatest film artists of all time.

Series of documentaries about art and art history.

Documentary on the complex relationship of Napoleon to the world of art and culture, on the occasion of the bicentenary of the former French emperor’s death.

Chilling thriller by Eskil Vogt (Blind) about four children who become friends during their summer holidays and discover that they have paranormal powers.

In the rugged Italy of 1900, the deeply religious Agata goes to a church in the mountains, seeking redemption for her stillborn baby. A mythical fairy-tale about motherhood. ...

Serene portrait of life in a Ukrainian women’s prison, inspired by the stories of 107 mothers in Odessa prison.

Psychologically sophisticated, oppressive chamber piece in which the parents of a high school shooter are pitted against the parents of one of his victims.

Documentary about the explosive love story of French volcanologists Katia and Maurice, who loved each other as much as they loved the breath-taking volcanoes they studied.

Comical stop-motion animation film about a girl who gets a pig for her birthday. Grandpa, however, turns out to have sneaky plans with the piglet.

A fresh look at the life and work of one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance.

Psychological horror film about a Danish family that visits a Dutch family they met on holiday. The reunion gets way out of hand.

Totally unique animation film – wonderful, tender, unexpectedly touching, grim and dark – in which Mariusz Wilczynski tells about his childhood in the industrial city of Lodz. ...

Subtle Spanish drama set in the Canary Islands about a family caught in a web of mistrust, jealousy, fear, trauma, and family secrets.

The feature debut of Christophe Hermans is a penetrating coming-of-age story about three teenage sisters who have a lot of trouble with their bipolar mother.

Japanese romantic melodrama by Ryûsuke Hamaguchi (Drive My Car) about a woman whose lover abruptly disappears and reappears several years later under a different name.

Dryly humorous portrait of the romance between punk rocker John Q Public – pyromaniac by conviction – and the nerdy girl Patty.

A seething workplace drama with Vincent Lindon as a manager who threatens to succumb to the pressure of work. A critical look at the inhumane policies of large multinationals. ...

Seven cryptic, yet hypnotic stories about guilt and punishment. In Berlin, actress Lilla Kizlinger was awarded a Silver Bear for the best supporting role.

In four stories, Mohammad Rasoulof (A Man Of Integrity) shows the human consequences of Iran’s death penalty system. Winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin.

In four stories, Mohammad Rasoulof (A Man Of Integrity) shows the human consequences of Iran’s death penalty system. Winner of the Golden Bear in Berlin.

Highly original Spanish drama about women who try to break free from their lives. Often looks like a documentary, but with influences from surrealism and magic realism.

Humanist drama by renowned African filmmaker Mahamat-Saleh Haroun about a single mother’s struggle to protect her pregnant daughter.

Intriguing British psychological drama about a woman who makes a startling discovery after the death of her husband. Joanna Scanlan won the BAFTA for best actress.

Hyper-stylised, intense, and bitter triptych by Kornel Mundruczó (Pieces of a Woman, White God) about the legacy of the Holocaust.

Intimate jazz concerts of - local and international - jazz talent. In collaboration with double bass player Peter Willems, Lumière turns the restaurant into an atmospheric jazz clu...