Rising Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor gives a spectacular, endlessly inventive performance as a deaf-mute man whose life is a series of comic and tragic misadventures in this enchanting, one-of-a-kind fable produced by the Indian arm of the Walt Disney Company.

Faced with the dire prospect of advanced lymphatic cancer, a tycoon’s executive assistant becomes the unsuspecting object of a web-fuelled hate campaign after an unfortunate public incident.

Bosnian director Aida Begić’s shattering second feature traces the precarious fates of two orphaned siblings struggling to survive in the aftermath of the Balkan wars.

A 12-year-old boy and his family—members of an underground resistance movement fighting against the reigning Military Junta—return to Argentina after years in exile in director Benjamín Ávila’s powerful portrait of childhood innocence at odds with political ideals.

In Kormákur’s low-key rendering of actual events, a humble fisherman finds himself the only survivor when the boat he’s working on capsizes off Iceland’s formidable coast.

Struggling to manage her senile father, a single mother makes a rash, fateful decision that carries profound and possibly life-altering consequences in Plá’s third and most powerful film.

Thor Heyerdahl’s unlikely Pacific odyssey in a hemp boat in 1947, made famous by his own book and documentary, is reframed in grand, spectacular form in this big-screen epic.

Left to fend for themselves after their Nazi parents are taken prisoner by the Allies, five German siblings set off on a perilous journey towards freedom in this most unexpected, visually stunning Holocaust survival tale.