Against the beautiful backdrop of Blackfoot Territory, this documentary explores the deep connection between humans and horses, family and community, and tradition and modernity.

With ‘Smoking Causes Coughing’ French director Quentin Dupieux adds another kooky work to his prolific filmography, this time with an ‘anti-superhero’ superhero flick.

Directing duo Lise Akoka and Romane Guere explore the integrity of contemporary social realist filmmaking by focusing on a group of child non-actors growing up in a working-class suburb in Northern France.

A beautiful and spiritual documentary following the lives of two brothers with a deep passion for healing birds of prey.

Tragically romantic and unassumingly confident, Sadiq's first feature profoundly examines identity standards in modern-day Pakistan.

For her latest directorial effort, Johnes centers her focus on showcasing the incredible life and calling of Brazilian surfer Maya Gabeira, best known for her Guinness World Record holding for the largest wave ever surfed by a woman.

Emphasizing the filmmaker’s fascination with social realism, A Hero is masterly woven into a moral quest of a downtrodden protagonist’s road to redemption.

Never the filmmaker to follow typical narrative formulas or fulfill conventional biopic expectations, Larraín’s Spencer chooses to explore Diana’s psychological state of mind during a pivotal time in her life rather than focus on actual events in the icon’s later years.