All Films

A couple move to the country and meet a neighbour, who starts visiting them every afternoon at exactly 4pm. A riveting psychological thriller with brilliant storytelling, great characters and endless suspe...

In the 1950s, when the Catholic Church ruled over Quebec, the clergy are confronted by the people they mean to oppress. A tale told with sensitivity, humour, and quite literally, a lot of heart.

A magnificent adaptation of Dumas’s classic of French literature, the influential thriller of wrongful imprisonment and ruthless revenge, hinting at the tropes and trappings of the modern superhero film.

A morbid confession, an isolated cabin, and an epic acting duel are the elements of a brilliantly directed descent into hell. Quite simply, one of the best closed-set films in a long time.

A woman wakes up from a coma six weeks after having been struck by lightning. Something—everything—is different now. A subversive and beautiful genre work, reminiscent of CRASH-era Cronenberg.

A documentarian’s search for her missing mother uncovers sinister truths about her hometown. Brittany O’Grady stars in the narrative debut from Oscar-nominated doc filmmaker Pedro Kos.

Summer takes a bizarre turn for Mia, Grete, and Sarah after a mindfulness app alters their body chemistry in the mind-bending new film by the maker of JESUS SHOWS YOU THE WAY TO THE HIGHWAY!

Three brothers dealing in bootleg liquor are up against homicidal cultists in this insane, genre-mashing crowdpleaser. Director Hwang Wook and co. commit to their absurdity, and it’s an absolute blast.

Karate girl Chu Po is out fighting injustice in Hong Kong until her family’s past causes new complications. A potent mix of martial arts, humour, drama, and sweetness from the director of TIME (Fantasia 20...

From the award-winning director of PARALLEL and THE INCIDENT comes a horrific and moving vision of childhood’s end… at the end of the world.

Two men are caught in a deadly time loop in this black-comedy thriller, full of stunning twists and turns, and brilliant ideas that border on the fantastic.

Evocative of early Del Toro, RITA brilliantly fuses notes of mythical fantasy, themes of childhood innocence, and female solidarity. Based on a harrowing real-life event at a Guatemalan orphanage.

An Edo-period samurai is flung into the future, arriving in modern Kyoto to confront utter confusion—and an acting career. A fish-out-of-water fantasy that’s clever, funny, and remarkably poignant.

A desperate mother teams up with a psychopath to find her son in an apocalyptic landscape consumed by ultraviolence. Spectacular filmmaking. Like a Kazakh MAD MAX directed by John Ford.