Director Maria Sødahl puts liberal values to the test in the story of a family vacation overwhelmed by the refugee crisis.

Grégory Magne’s beautifully observed comedy treats music, musicians and its audience with respect.

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This dark but memorable German film turns a lens on the cruelties suffered by related women across four time periods.

Fatih Akin's latest film takes us to the coastal community of Amrum in 1945 to observe the end of the Nazi regime.

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Circling its mysteries, this atmospheric film doesn’t quite stick its landing, but Jodie Foster is superb.

An engaging, quietly pointed study of autonomy, ageing and belonging starring a legend of the Spanish screen.

This film about John Davidson, who lives with Tourette’s, is compassionate, moving and very funny.

Lovingly compiled and edited, a captivating portrait of the legendary composer and jazz virtuoso.

Director Óliver Laxe doesn’t prepare us for the disaster that unfolds – which makes this film so memorable.

Jasmin Wing-Yin Leung, Thea Rossen and Jacques Emery are among the finalists showcasing the breadth and ambition of Australia’s artists.