World Cinema

Haider Rashid packs an unrelenting intensity into seventy-two minutes in the thrilling and emotionally harrowing

The strikingly tall, long grey haired Björn Andrésen may be instantly familiar to modern cinemagoers

Kaouther Ben Hania writes and directs The Man Who Sold His Skin which became the

Paul Verhoeven’s Benedetta edges closer to a cinematic release, with some of the provocative feature

Bewitching romantic drama Spring Blossom from twenty-year old filmmaker Suzanne Lindon explores an ethically-challenging romance

Evi Romen writes and directs Why Not You, her directorial debut after a successful career

From its opening titles it is clear that Sequin in a Blue Room is a

German biopic Enfant Terrible from director Oskar Roehler and writer Klaus Richter delves into the

Writer-director Martín Kraut presents The Dose (La Dosis) a slow-burning Argentine thriller that sees an

NQV are excelling at bringing various queer tales from around the globe and compiling them