Ethel and Ernest feels unashamedly nostalgic, carefully researched and with a heart.

Benjamin Renner and Patrick Imbert play with fairytale conventions in a definitely funny, episodic animal story.

Ali Soozandeh's rotoscoped Iranian drama about the lives of 4 people in modern-day Tehran hits all the right notes in character development within a glib portrait of internalized, strict moral codes.

The new painted feature on Vincent Van Gogh is carefully crafted and timid at the same time. 

A feature film about kids and dogs, without ordinary kids and dogs.

The 1915 disastrous Gallipoli campaign becomes an animated 3D/2D documentary, produced entirely in New Zealand.

Jan Bultheel's feature film Cafard presents a sweeping, adamantly old-fashioned story of a distraught Belgian world champion boxer during WWI.

The new stop-motion film by Claude Barras presents a sweet but also poignant tale of children in need of care and respect.

Yeon Sang-ho's third feature is no less fierce and violent as his The King of Pigs and The Fake efforts, and wholeheartedly artistic at the same time.