A young woman searches for connection in Chantal Akerman’s melancholy travelogue from 1978.
A heavy metal lover undergoes a face transplant in Małgorzata Szumowska’s biting, uneven social satire.
Chris Pine is ill-cast as Robert the Bruce in this disastrous historical epic from writer/director David Mackenzie.
An emergency responder deals with a traumatic phone call in this intriguing Danish thriller.
Highlights from this year’s UKJFF programme, including a wartime epic and a stranger-than-fiction Sundance winner.
This French-Japanese anime from directors Guillaume Renard and Shoujirou Nishimi is a twisted joyride.
Joe Martin’s over-directed post-Brexit fable feels like a collection of different auteurs vying for attention.
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