Oscar® winner Jordan Peele disrupted and redefined modern horror with Get Out and then Us. Now, he reimagines the summer event movie with a new pop nightmare: the expansive UFO horror epic, Nope.

Tomboy, Anna (Hailee Steinfeld) explores a long-abandoned villa and meets a mysterious blonde girl only she can see.

Kinuyo Tanaka’s first film in both colour and CinemaScope is an epic about a woman caught in the torrents of history.

A vital retelling of one of the most important books ever to be published, Where Is Anne Frank shows that Anne Frank's history is not just a story to be relegated to the past, but rings true about what our society is going through in the present.

Dreaming of a homeland she is denied, a Palestinian refugee stranded in Lebanon sets a film director the challenge to find an ancient mulberry tree that stands as witness to her family’s existence.

This hugely enjoyable documentary follows an unlikely team of Zimbabwean refugees turned sommeliers who shake up the international wine establishment when they compete in the World Blind Tasting Championships in France.

A tiny nymph found inside a bamboo stalk grows into a beautiful and desirable young woman, who orders her suitors to prove their love by completing a series of near-impossible tasks.

For her fourth film, director Kinuyo Tanaka reunites with screenwriter Sumie Tanaka to explore the reformation of prostitutes.

A free-spirited but directionless young woman embarks on an affair with a charismatic older woman in this sparkling romantic comedy.

This outstanding slow burn, Welsh-language folk horror sees a wealthy family host a sumptuous dinner, only for a mysterious young server to chillingly unravel their lives with terrifying consequences they could never see coming...

Juliette Binoche plays a woman torn between two lovers, completing an intriguing love triangle made up of a cast of French cinema heavyweights.

David Cronenberg offers a retro-future slice of body horror and twisted descent into madness in the striking Crimes of the Future - set in a world where the human species have adapted their biological makeup to a new synthetic environment.

Peter Strickland (In Fabric, The Duke of Burgundy, Berberian Sound Studio) serves up another delectable feast of art satire and black humour with this tale about a dysfunctional sonic collective.