Festival Calendar

Set in the Badlands of South Dakota, Tabatha—a young, rebellious rancher—rescues and resells horses. She must make hard decisions as she confronts her fractured family, financial uncertainty, and unresolved grief, all while providing refuge to a group of wayward neighborhood teens.

When Philippe and Laure arrive at their summer home in southern France with their daughter and her new partner, they expect another peaceful vacation in the beautiful region. And at first, it seems that's how things will go—until tensions quickly spiral out of control with their housekeepers, Tony and Nadine. A comedic drama presented at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight.

Klára moves out the home she shares with her husband with the assistance of her friend, Ági. Seven car trips convey the challenges a wife faces during the separation period despite a repetitive route

The story of Otto von Spreckelsen, a real-life architecture teacher from Copenhagen who surprised the world when he won an open call competition launched by French president François Mitterrand.

A vibrant Dominican street becomes the stage for dancers and artists who chase stardom while battling police oppression. Their raw expression and rebellious spirit ignite an electrifying clash of culture, authority, and artistic freedom.

After a car crash kills her boyfriend, Laura, a piano student, is taken in by Betty, who witnessed the accident. Living with Betty's family brings comfort, but as time passes, Laura begins to question their intentions.

When she gets pregnant at the age of fifteen, Oli becomes an outcast in her small Texas town. As she seeks out the suddenly absent teenage father-to-be, Oli confronts her community’s growing isolation.

In 1975, at the age of 18, Vera Brandes staged the renowned Köln Concert featuring jazz musician Keith Jarrett.

A 20-year film project following a father and son takes a dramatic turn when the Norwegian director faces his own life-altering crisis.

The rise of the VHS format in the 1980s transformed the way people watched movies. Through a mix of diverse footage and narration by Maya Hawke, Alex Ross Perry examines the crucial role video stores played in shaping film culture.

Juci, a young teacher, attempts to challenge the outdated methods in her school, while Palkó, a new student, recently relocated from abroad, struggles to adapt to the demanding educational system. Their personal stories offer insight into an oppressive system, reflecting broader Hungarian society.