Touching French comedy in which a father and son who have robbed a jewellery shop end up in a holiday camp for young adults with intellectual disabilities. Was a huge hit in French cinemas.

German drama about the work of Adolf Hitler’s propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels. His incendiary propaganda machine played a crucial role in radicalising Hitler’s supporters and misleading the German people.

Biopic starring Kate Winslet in the role of Lee Miller, a woman who, after a successful career as a model and fashion icon, fearlessly went to work as a war photographer during World War II.

This slow cinema highlight by Tsai Ming-Liang, about the last hours of an old cinema in Taipei, is perhaps the most beautiful serenade to the magic of cinema ever.

The sensation of this year’s Cannes Film Festival was this hyper-stylised body horror film starring Demi Moore as a fitness instructor who goes to extremes in her pursuit of eternal youth, with grotesque consequences.

Joaquin Phoenix once again steps into the role of Arthur Fleck in this sequel, filled with musical interludes. The encounter with Harleen Quinzel (played by Lady Gaga) leads to a love affair that is as surprising as it is explosive.

Michiel van Erp tells the compelling story of Lucia, the first and greatest love of womaniser Giacomo Casanova. Based on Arthur Japin’s bestseller.

A lazy gamer and school dropout decides to care for his terminally ill grandmother, hoping to secure her inheritance. But to his surprise, a bond starts to form between them. This film was a massive box office hit across Asia.

Costume drama about palace intrigue in the Tudor era. When King Henry VIII returns ill and paranoid from a war, Katherine Parr, his sixth wife, must fight to survive. With Alicia Vikander and Jude Law.