I Know What You Did Last Summer: Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson. With Madelyn Cline, Chase Sui Wonders, Jonah Hauer-King, Tyriq Withers. A group of friends is terrorized by a stalker who knows about a gruesome incident from their past.
Dilli Dark: Directed by Dibakar Das Roy. With Samuel Abiola Robinson, Geetika Vidya Ohlyan, Shantanu Anam, Farhad Colabavala. Michael Okeke, a Nigerian student living in New Delhi wants to get his MBA and settle in India – but his part-time job gives him a dubious double life in a city notoriously difficult for outsiders.
James the Second: Directed by Max Amini. With Lynn Collins, Beau Garrett, Nick Stahl, Isaiah Washington. A coming-of-age story of a 13-year-old boy, who can’t feel pain or emotion. It’s only when his classmate, Kristen, takes a liking to him that James’ condition improves. This journey through adolescence and love is inspired by true events.
Le rendez-vous de l’été: Directed by Valentine Cadic. With Blandine Madec, India Hair, Arcadi Radeff, Matthias Jacquin. Paris, 2024 Olympic Games. Blandine, 30, travels from Normandy to attend the swimming competitions. Overwhelmed by the city’s chaos and a streak of misfortune, she navigates the bustling streets and an unexpected reunion.
Augurk aan zee: Directed by Frank Lammers. With Tibor Lukács, Jelka van Houten, Peter Van den Begin, Olga Zuiderhoek. Patrick receives an unexpected letter which reveals that his long presumed dead father is still alive. When Patrick travels to Bonaire to meet his father for the first time, he dies in his arms, leaving him inheriting a hotel resort.
Abir Gulaal: Directed by Aarti S. Bagdi. With Fawad Khan, Vaani Kapoor, Lisa Haydon, Ridhi Dogra. Two wounded souls, brought together by chance, find solace in each other’s company and gradually develop a profound connection that blossoms into love.
Leila and the Wolves: Directed by Heiny Srour. With Rafik Ali Ahmad, Nabila Zeitouni. A film that weaves together re-enactments, archive footage and fairy-tale sequences to create a testament to the history of Lebanese and Palestinian women to the political struggles of the twentieth century.
The Shrouds: Directed by David Cronenberg. With Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger, Guy Pearce, Sandrine Holt. Karsh, an innovative businessman and grieving widower, builds a device to connect with the dead inside a burial shroud.
Else: Directed by Thibault Emin. With Matthieu Sampeur, Edith Proust, Lika Minamoto, Toni d’Antonio. A romance blossoms between an introvert and a confident woman, but their relationship faces a threat when a strange epidemic causes the infected to merge with their surroundings, trapping the couple in a shapeshifting nightmare.
The Helsinki Effect: Directed by Arthur Franck. With Bjarne Mädel.
