This Rotterdam film tells the tragicomic story of a father and son who, despite their annual three-day reunion in the city, just can’t seem to communicate with one another.

Persepolis, the animated adaptation of Marjane Satrapi’s acclaimed graphic novel, powerfully portrays a young girl’s search for her path in a world marked by oppression during the Iranian Revolution. A film that continues to move and inspire to this day.

An epic, intimate, and poetic meditation on architecture—and how the design and construction of ancient buildings reveal our path to destruction. The long-awaited new film from Viktor Kossakovsky (Aquarela, ¡Vivan las antipodas!).

Black Dog follows Lang, who returns to his hometown and forms a unique bond with a feared black dog, Xin. The film combines crime thriller elements with stunning landscapes, exploring human-animal connections and the impact of economic change.

The Propagandist explores the life of Dutch filmmaker Jan Teunissen, revealing his rise under the Nazi regime, his manipulation of film as propaganda, and the blurred line between truth and ideology through rare footage, interviews, and personal archives.

When Lou Ye and his crew become stranded in a hotel near Wuhan during the pandemic, their film turns into a gripping reflection on creativity in times of crisis. An Unfinished Film blurs the line between fiction and reality, capturing isolation, fear, and the fragile power of images in a collapsing world.

Gaucho Gaucho beautifully captures the traditional, proud, and simple life of Argentine gauchos in stunning black and white, highlighting their deep bond with their animals and land.