Drama
Rose
78-year-old Rose has just lost her adored husband. Her grief gives way to a powerful impulse to live, making her realize that she can still redefine herself as a woman. But in doing so the whole balance of her family is upset.
Scarlet
One of contemporary cinema’s most versatile talents, Pietro Marcello follows his dramatic breakthrough Martin Eden with an enchanting period fable that delicately interweaves realist drama, ethereal romance, and musical flights of fancy.
Scrapper
Winner of a Sundance Grand Jury Prize, this vibrant and inventive father-daughter comedy follows a resourceful 12-year-old girl (Lola Campbell) who secretly lives alone in her London flat following the death of her mother, until her estranged father (Harris Dickinson) arrives and forces her to con…
Sebastian
Max is a 25-year-old writer living in London who moonlights as a sex worker under the pseudonym Sebastian as research for his debut novel. This Sundance Film Festival selection explores the transgressive power of queer sexuality and the transformative impact of embracing a new identity.
The Severing
The Severing is a visceral and powerful feature-length dance film from acclaimed filmmaker Mark Pellington (The Mothman Prophecies) and brilliant choreographer Nina McNeely (Gaspar Noe’s Climax).
Shikun
A diverse cross-section of Israeli society converges in a single multi-use building. As people of different languages, origins, and generations come together in highly theatrical encounters, they grapple with the current state of affairs.
Shoshana
In this edge-of-your-seat thriller, a British police officer and a Jewish woman fall in love amidst the political turmoil of 1930s Tel Aviv.
Single, Out: Season 1
This infectiously fun and totally queer Aussie TV series follows the tumultuous romantic love life of cute-as-a-button twink Adam as he is surrounded by helpful friends and family.
Single, Out: Season 2
Season 2 of this thoroughly enjoyable TV series by Lee Galea (“Monter Pies”) follows the tumultuous romantic life of Adam and his group of friends, lovers and elusive love interests.
Single, Out: Season 3
Season 3 of Single, Out, Australia's much loved queer rom/com TV series follows Adam, who, after returning home from Sydney, reunites with his half-brother Ethan, a writer who is eager to network amongst Adam's contacts.
Skin Deep
Winner of the Queer Lion at the Venice Film Festival and directed by Student Academy Award® winner Alex Schaad. Subverting genre and gender as it toggles from body swap thriller to intimate relationship drama, Skin Deep tells a story that transcends bodies, embracing the endless fluid possibilit…
Slalom
This riveting, Cannes-selected #MeToo drama from debut filmmaker Charlène Favier follows the relationship between a teenage ski prodigy, Noée Abita in a breakthrough role, and her predatory instructor, played by frequent Dardenne brothers collaborator Jérémie Renier.
Souleymane's Story
An undocumented Guinean immigrant (Abou Sangare, whose work for the film won the Un Certain Regard Best Actor prize at Cannes) in Paris tries to juggle his responsibilities as a food delivery bike courier with the preparations needed for his asylum review hearing.
Squeal
Lost in the remotest part of Eastern Europe, Sam is a foreigner searching for his biological father. Then a minor road accident leads to a chance meeting with a pig-farmer's daughter, who captures him and makes him a slave on the farm.
Story Ave
South Bronx teen and gifted artist Kadir (Asante Blackk) tries to rob no-nonsense MTA conductor Luis (Luis Guzmán) to prove himself to a local graffiti gang. The two share a meal that leads to a delicate yet transformative friendship, and Luis shows Kadir how his artistic talent could lead to…
Sublet
SUBLET focuses on Michael (Hickey), a travel columnist for The New York Times, who goes to Tel Aviv to write an article after suffering a tragedy.
Sublime
Shy 16-year-old Manuel comes alive when he, his best friend Felipe and other buddies form a garage rock band. Strains develop for Manuel when his best mate starts dating a girl.
Summer Solstice
Leo, a trans man, and his cisgender and straight friend Eleanor embark on the weekend getaway. Reunited with new gender dynamics between them, Leo and Eleanor navigate how their old feelings towards one another exist within this new context, forcing them both to confront buried secrets and emotions.
Survival Skills
The Narrator introduces us to Jim, the perfect policeman in a perfect relationship in a perfect community, who gets in over his head when he tries to resolve a domestic violence case.
La Syndicaliste
This investigative thriller set in the world of nuclear power and corrupt politics tells the true story of Maureen Kearney (Isabelle Huppert), an influential head union representative who became a whistleblower and was violently targeted for exposing secrets that shook the French nuclear sector.
T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets
Oscar® nominee Ralph Fiennes’s exquisite performance of Nobel Prize winner T. S. Eliot's poetic masterpiece is dynamically translated from stage to screen by director Sophie Fiennes (Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami, The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology).
Test Pattern
Winner of top prizes at the BlackStar and New Orleans Film Festivals, this gripping social thriller centers on a Black woman and her white boyfriend as they seek care following a sexual assault, offering a unique exploration of institutional racism and sexism from a Black female point of view.
There Is No Evil
Shot in secret and smuggled out of Iran, Berlinale Golden Bear winner There is No Evil is an anthology film comprising four moral tales about men faced with a simple yet unthinkable choice – to follow orders to enforce the death penalty, or resist and risk everything.
There's Still Tomorrow
In this moving comedic drama set in postwar Rome, a working-class woman dreams of a better future for herself and her daughter while facing abuse at the hands of her domineering husband.
Tommy Guns
This Locarno award-winner has elicited comparisons to the work of Claire Denis, Miguel Gomes, and even M. Night Shyamalan. What starts out as a portrait of the final days of Portuguese colonial rule in Angola playfully swerves from art house drama to war film to zombie flick to escape thriller with …
Trafficked: A Parent's Worst Nightmare
On the eve of her 16th birthday, Allison Riley (Sophie Bolen) disappears. When the police refuse their requests, her parents, Joanna (Kristy Swanson) and Case (Mark Boyd), reluctantly hire John Belton (Dean Cain), a private investigator with a reputation for questionable procedures and a dark past.
Trifole
In Italy’s Piedmont region, an aging truffle hunter faces failing health and the loss of his family home. When his aimless granddaughter arrives to care for him, their strained reunion transforms as she embarks on a quest for a legendary truffle that could change both their lives.
Two Pianos
After years of exile, pianist Mathias (François Civil) returns to France when his former mentor Eléna (Charlotte Rampling) invites him to perform a series of concerts. But soon after his arrival, a chance encounter with a child who looks just like him throws Mathias into turmoil, threa…
Unicorns
A single father from Essex, England, who works as an auto mechanic is forced to rethink his sexual identity when he unexpectedly falls in love with a British Indian drag queen living a double life.
Utama
In the arid Bolivian highlands, an elderly Quechua couple who have spent their whole lives herding llamas are faced with a dilemma when an extended drought threatens their traditional way of life. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize (World Cinema Dramatic) at the Sundance Film Festival.
Went Up the Hill
A recently deceased woman haunts her estranged son Jack her grieving widow. When the woman's spirit inhabits each of them, the pair must grapple with the destruction she left behind while fighting for their own survival.
What Rhymes With Reason
Tragedy ignites a group of teens on a quest to find a legendary landmark hidden in the wilderness. Together, they navigate the adventure while confronting the darkness within themselves.
When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit
The story of a Jewish family's escape from 1933 Berlin to Europe tackles prejudice, exile, displacement and adaptation, as told from the perspective of the author’s alter ego, nine year-old Anna Kemper.
White as Snow
When Claire, a beautiful but reserved young woman unwittingly provokes the furious jealousy of her evil stepmother Maud, life as she knows it is over.
Who You Think I Am
A middle-aged professor and single mom, creates a fake Facebook profile to do a little undetected online snooping. But when her 24-year-old avatar “Clara” is friended by her ex’s equally attractive roommate, superficial correspondence quickly escalates towards intense intimacy and …
Wife of a Spy
Master filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Pulse, Tokyo Sonata) won the Silver Lion (Best Director) at the Venice Film Festival for this riveting, gorgeously crafted, old-school Hitchockian thriller, which follows a Japanese woman during WWII who begins to suspect her husband’s Western connections may…
The Worst Ones
Winner of the top prize at Cannes Un Certain Regard, this thought-provoking and darkly funny film-within-a-film follows a production crew filming in a working-class French neighborhood and explores the ethical thorniness of casting non-actors for the sake of "gritty" authenticity.
Yes
Dissident filmmaker Nadav Lapid once again takes critical aim at the Israeli government in this blistering satire about artistic submission. In the days following October 7, a musician resolves to say “yes” to everything. Surrendering himself and his art to Israel’s social, politic…
iMordecai
When Mordecai, a Holocaust survivor, portrayed by Academy Award Nominee Judd Hirsch (The Fabelmans, Ordinary People) is given a new iPhone, an unexpected series of events upends his world.