Chloe Abrahams’ award winning debut, autobiographical documentary set in the UK & Sri Lanka. In UK cinemas 29th November 2024

Arieh Worthalter as Jewish far-left activist Pierre Goldman in Cedric Kahn's The Goldman Case 2024. In cinemas September 2024

Edward Lovelace’s award-winning, documentary about Lawand from Kurdistan, his trials, tribulations & mastery of BSL. Cinemas July 7th 2023

Autobiographical film by French Nobel Laureate Annie Ernaux from 1970s Super 8 footage. Cinemas 23 June 2023 & Curzon Home Cinema.

Mark Rylance & Rory Alexander in Fridtjof Ryder’s compelling drama. Official Selection: London Film Festival 2022. In cinemas 16 June 2023.

Sydney Sweeny as whistle-blower Reality Winner. From director Tina Satter’s sell-out play "Is This a Room". UK cinemas from June 2nd 2023

Emily Watson & Paul Mescal play mother and son in this Irish epic directed by Saela Davis & Anna Rose Holmer. UK cinemas from 31/03. REVIEW

Contemporary ballet on film set in dystopian future. Choreography by Akram Khan with English National Ballet. BFI/ Select Cinemas 03/2023

John Patton Ford's debut caper movie featuring Aubrey Plaza as a "dummy shopper" laundering fake credit cards. REVIEW

Juliette Binoche in a tense love triangle, directed by Claire Denis in Cinemas from 9 September. REVIEW

Gustave Eiffel's Paris landmark inspired by love. Directed by Martin Bourboulon with Romain Duris & Emma Mackey. Cinemas August 2022. REVIEW

Charlene Bourgeois-Tacquet's debut film featuring Anaïs Demoustier with Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi. UK cinemas from August 2022. REVIEW

Cockney, comedian, communist or cheat? Directed by Peter Middleton & James Spinney. In Cinemas 18 February 2022. REVIEW

Joanna Hogg's autobiographical sequel set in the 80s with Honor Swinton Byrne, John Burke and Richard Ayoade. Release 4 Feb 2022. REVIEW

Documentary film of African American dancer and choreographer Alvin Ailey by Jamila Wignot in cinemas and on demand from 7 Jan 2022. REVIEW

Teenage life on a local estate in the German speaking part of Switzerland. REVIEW from RAINDANCE 2021

Alessandro Rossellin's autobiographical documentary with Ingrid Bergman's daughter Isabella Rossellini. REVIEW from RAINDANCE 2021

Peter Kurth and Daniel Bruhl in a gloves-off battle of new and old Berliners. Directed by Bruhl. In Cinemas October 2021 REVIEW

Child Of Deaf Adults of the title, Emilia Jones in Sian Hede’s heartwarming feature. Oscar winner 2022 Best Picture/Supporting Actor. REVIEW

Restrained Brit horror flick Starring Niamh Algar directed by Prano Bailey - Bond. In cinemas 20 August 2021. REVIEW

Sidse Babett Knudsen (TV's Borgen) with Sandra Guldberg Kampp in Jeanette Nordahl’s debut Danish thriller. Cinemas from 13 August. REVIEW

The overlap between exotic dancing and prostitution, directed by Janicza Bravo and featuring Colman Domingo and Taylour Paige. REVIEW

Sundance Film Festival London: The good, the bad and the scary and what's in store for cinema 2021. REVIEWS

Albert Dupontel’s multiple Cesar award winning farce featuring the director, Virginie Elfira and a cameo by Terry Gilliam. REVIEW

The British Film Institute’s LGBTQI+ Flare film festival offers a platform for debut directors and what's trending. REVIEW

Kate Winslet exults as the Victorian palaeontologist Mary Anning in Francis Lee's appropriation of a woman of passion. REVIEW

Natasa Stork plays a love obsessed neurosurgeon in Lily Horvat’s psychological feature set in contemporary Budapest. REVIEW

A fix of "Paris Texas", provoking a longing for big sky country where anything can happen in Emma Elizabeth Tillman's short film. REVIEW

Charlene Fevier's debut feature with Noee Abita in an abusive instructor-student relationship set on the ski-slopes of France. REVIEW

Laetitia Dosch & principal ballet dancer Sergei Polunin in Danielle Arbid's adaptation of Annie Ernaux's erotic autofiction. REVIEW

German coming-of-age film with Lena Urzendowksi and Jella Haase. In cinemas/online 11 December. REVIEW

Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth in Harry MacQueen's timely film about a couple facing dementia. In Cinemas & online 2020. REVIEW

Elisabeth Moss & Odessa Young in Josephine Decker's psycho-sexual thriller. In cinemas & online October 2020. REVIEW

Exhibition on Screen's revealing documentary about the iconic artist and her art. In cinemas and online, October 2020. REVIEW

Le Jeune Ahmed winner of Best Director at Cannes, directed by the Dardenne brothers, about a 14 year old French Jihadist. REVIEW & PODCAST

Korean director Bong Joon Ho’s Oscar and Palme d’Or-winner in monochrome. When the have-nots have their day. REVIEW & PODCAST

Kelly O'Sullivan plays nanny whilst recovering from an abortion in Alex Thompson's witty feature debut. REVIEW & PODCAST

Street cast Roxanne Scrimshaw with Nichola Burley in Fyzal Boulifa's raw, BFI, debut feature. REVIEW & PODCAST

Director and lead actor Gianni Di Gregorio in the quest for something better, somewhere else.

Icelandic fearlessness in the face of adversity played by Arndís Hrönn Egilsdóttir.

Atom Egoyan's latest off-centre film with David Thewlis as an unbalanced health inspector.

The seamier side of middle-class life in the French countryside directed by Dominik Moll.

On YouTube, includes Epic of Everest/ score Simon Fisher Turner. Support COVID 19 charities.

Vlad Ivanov and former model Cartinel Marlon in Corneliu Porumboiu’s surveillance thriller.

Emmy winner Julia Garner plays film production company whislte blower in Kitty Green's first feature.

An anthem for female empowerment powerfully played by Mila Alzahran. Directed by Haifaa Al Mansour.

Juliette Binoche "virtually" seduces an unknowing younger guy. On Curzon Home Cinema.

BAFTA winner about Cornish fishermen v. second homers on BFI Player.

Barcelona "La La Land" for guys from director Lucio Castro on VOD/DVD.

Catherine Deneuve opposite her cinematic match, Juliette Binoche on Curzon Home Cinema.