Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson’s Berlinale-premiering coming-of-age film follows a shy high school senior who, after the sudden end of the most important friendship of her life, must finally learn to reveal her true self.

Starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan, and rising star Mason Reeves, Josephine – which won both the Audience Award and the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival – is a powerful and provocative story about family, courage, and the contradictions of the justice system.

Helen Mirren plays the notorious author Patricia Highsmith in Anton Corbijn's new, both chilling and funny film, and asks the viewers who is truly the killer and who is the victim.

In Queen at Sea, Oscar winner Juliette Binoche shines as a mother facing delicate moral dilemmas surrounding both her demented mother's sex life and her rebellious teenage daughter's.

What happens when the boy next door builds a nuclear reactor in his shed? Inspired by true events, Joren Molter's film brings together the vulnerability of adolescence with the spirit of a mad scientist in a space between reality and virtuality.

Taika Waititi adapts Kazuo Ishiguro's acclaimed novel into a moving science-fiction drama in which an Artificial Friend's (Jenna Ortega) unwavering loyalty helps a grieving family rediscover hope, while asking what it truly means to love and to be human.

Following acclaimed screenings at the Berlinale, the New York Film Festival, and TIFF, Nicolás Pereda's Everything Else Is Noise is a finely observed chamber drama that uses a derailed television interview to explore the relationships between three women, delicately balancing family ties, artistic rivalry, and the enduring power of human connection.

Three settler families lose their way on the road to Oregon, as the women's instincts and clear-eyed judgement increasingly challenge the desperate decisions of the men around them. Kelly Reichardt's unconventional Western replaces the mythology of the frontier with the uncertainty of survival.

Amid the devastation of northern Gaza, a former photographer turned war documentarian risks everything to protect his wife and newborn while recording the human cost of war.

Maja's music career is taking off when burnout forces her to step away from it all. Back home with her mother and working part-time at a local high school, she finds herself navigating life outside the spotlight for the first time. Starring Marie Ulven, aka girl in red, and Anders Danielsen Lie, this is one of the year's defining Gen Z films about burnout, ambition and finding a way forward.