Coming Soon To Cinemas, world-cinema

Based on the life of Swedish journalist Torgny Segerstedt, this World War Two love story traverses Segerstedt's woeful romance with his friend's wife during his one-man battle against Hitler and the Nazi regime.

Swedish-made drama based in early ‘90s Iraq during Saddam Hussein’s regime, following two young homeless Kurdish brothers who decide to journey to America after being inspired by Richard Donner’s Superman. But first, they need passports, money and a donkey called Michael Jackson.

A Danish kindergarten teacher (Mads Mikkelsen, Best Actor winner at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival) becomes the victim of his village’s collective paranoia when he is falsely accused of abusing a child. From writer-director Thomas Vinterberg (Festen).

Bittersweet fantasy-comedy from French actress and director Noémie Lvovsky. She plays Camille, an emotionally distressed woman in her early 40s recently ditched by her partner of 25 years. Upon waking up one hungover morning, she is granted the opportunity to redirect her life when she is transported back to her 16-year-old self.

From a grisly WWII concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Poland, this love story follows a Polish prisoner and his Jewish girlfriend who escape the compound together only to be separated...

Crime drama starring Viggo Mortensen as Agustin, a man who assumes the identity of his recently deceased identical twin brother.

Audrey Tautou stars in this French period drama as an unhappily married woman struggling to break free from suffocating social pressures and her boring provincial setting. Directed by the late Claude Miller, based on the 1927 literary classic Thérèse Desqueyroux.

A “Parisian rom-com draped in Hollywood attire,” following the romance of two people with nothing in common: a carefree, seductive pianist and a mother with three kids, two ex-husbands and a time-occupying career to maintain.

Set in the idyllic cove of Costa Brava in the Mediterranean, this Spanish culinary comedy tells the story of a cross section of the food elite as come together for the closing of the “best restaurant in the world”.

Afghanistan wartime drama based on director Atiq Rahimi’s Prix Goncourt-winning novel...

French, school room mystery-thriller from writer-director François Ozon (Potiche, Swimming Pool) co-starring Kristin Scott Thomas, based on a Spanish play by Juan Mayorga. Best Film winner at the 2012 San Sebastián International Film Festival.

Watercolour, hand-drawn animated tale, set in storybook Paris, about the unlikely friendship between a little mouse (destined for dentistry but yearning to be an artist) and a down on his luck bear (a poet and musician)...

A silent and black-and-white gothic melodrama, inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairty tale Snow White. A homage to European silent films of the1920s...

Israeli drama (and winner at Venice Film Festival 2012) following devout 18-year-old Shira (Hadas Yaron) - the youngest daughter of an Orthodox Hasidic family in Tel Aviv. When her older sister tragically dies in childbirth, Shira is pressured to marry the widower.

Japanese director Takashi Miike’s (13 Assassins, Ichi the Killer) remake of the 1962 samurai classic. Centers on a poverty-stricken warrior discovering the fate of his ronin son-in-law, setting in motion a tense showdown of vengeance against the house of a feudal lord.

Japanese director Takashi Miike’s (13 Assassins, Ichi the Killer) 3D remake of the 1962 samurai classic. Centers on a poverty-stricken warrior discovering the fate of his ronin son-in-law, setting in motion a tense showdown of vengeance against the house of a feudal lord.

Drama, set against the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, following two young men from either side of the war whose lives hit a complicated crossroads when they discover that they were accidentally switched at birth. Best Director (for French helmer Lorraine Levy) and Grand Prix winner at the Tokyo Film Festival 2012.

Israeli drama, from writer-director-lead actress Hagar Ben-Asher, following a 35-year-old single mother who struggles to restrain her sexual desires. Winner of the Best Director prize at the Jerusalem Film Festival.

A "quasi-theatrical contrivance" (The Guardian), based on Jean Anouilh's 1941 play Eurydice, from French filmmaking veteran (89 years old at the time of making this) Alain Resnais.

Chilean film director Carlos Klein accompanies Russian filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky during the shooting of his latest film ¡Vivan las Antipodas!, documenting the making of this ambitious film in a very personal way.