A freewheeling ride through the 1970s San Fernando Valley that’s perhaps too aimless for its own good.
Akira Kurosawa’s striking story of a terminally ill middle-aged man searching for the meaning of life. It’s wonderful.
A brutal and horrifying film that’s ultimately nothing more. From the master of provocation, Gaspar Noé.
A beautiful voyage of self-discovery and one agonising choice. Set in 1950s New York and Ireland.
A challenging and bleakly beautiful film that is certainly not for the faint-hearted.
A chance encounter, leading to one beautiful night in Vienna that defies time and space.
Abstract, thrilling and utterly bonkers – Holy Motors is a wild ride set within the heart of Paris.
A devasting and labyrinthic look at dementia told from the perspective of an ageing man who has it
Carax presents a beautiful and harrowing tale of love, in a most unlikely place.
Andrei Tarkovsky’s mind-bending journey through a post-apocalyptic landscape still manages to impress today