Family film about Niko, a reindeer who says goodbye to his family to pursue his big dream: joining Santa's flying troops.

Feminist Italian costume drama in which five musically talented orphan girls, very much against the wishes of the chapel master, work on their own composition in preparation for a visit by Pope Pius VII.

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.

La Cocina, like the TV series The Bear, immerses us in the hectic pace of a restaurant’s kitchen. The film shows the harsh reality of immigrant work in New York.

Passion project from Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather) starring Adam Driver as a visionary architect who wants to rebuild a metropolis – a mix of New York and ancient Rome – but is opposed by the mayor.

This classic by Wim Wenders, with a beautiful score by Ry Cooder, tells the dramatic story of a man who lost everything and tries to repair the damage.

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.

Historical drama about France’s history of slavery. Two enslaved people unleash a hellish manhunt on Île de France (present-day Mauritius) when they escape from the sugar cane plantation where they were held.

Riotously entertaining comedy about an anarchic Northern Irish hip hop trio who rap in their mother tongue. Trainspotting meets School of Rock in a rebellious film in which the band members play themselves.