Awarding the top prize to What Belongs To Others, the jury praised "its precise and delicate storytelling, its exceptional performances, and its complex portrait, devoid of judgment, of a flawed and ...

Although Lover, Not A Fighter is a decidedly funny film, it tackles a multitude of gut-wrenching themes. Growing up looks messy here, but being lost together offers its own comfort. All this feels ...

When a messy millennial underachiever accidentally gets alien-pregnant she must overcome sceptical doctors, a useless baby-daddy, and her oversharing mum in order to survive and reclaim her life.

A psychiatry professor gets caught up in Poland's instigation of Marshall Law during a trip to Warsaw and ends up in a ...

Returning to his childhood home deep in the mountains, Mike is drawn back into the quiet rituals of family life as the clan prepares for the winter ahead.

Set between 2023 and 2025, this documentary follows Irish Green Party leader and Cabinet Minister Eamon Ryan during his final 18 months in government. Once buoyed by Europe’s Green wave, Ryan ...

Tender Loving Care is all about the little bits of conversation that make the world a bit more comfy for others. The film is slow and its horror elements become less effective as more of the mystery ...

Otto Vidal, 14, disappears after writing a farewell letter to his classmates. While everyone believes he is dead, Léna, a ...

The shortlist comprises 45 feature films, 15 documentary films and eight animated features representing 40 countries. There are 25 films directed or co-directed by women.

"While there are undeniably parts built for the big screen spectacle, which are juxtaposed with an emotional weight, the film ...

The troubled young adult Andrej tries to get things back on track in his life. But love always turns things upside down.

After suffering a head injury and waking up with a foreign accent, a Canadian woman is persuaded to pretend that she's ...