A reminder that Austrian cinema is more than just Michael Haneke and Ulrich Seidl. A tribute to the consistency and diversity of Austrian film – from the work of Jessica Hausner to the latest Austrian films, which are currently touring festivals around the world and setting trends in auteur cinema.
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A teacher forms a strong bond with five students – a relationship that eventually takes a dangerous turn.
Irene gets a job as a hotel maid, but soon finds out that the previous maid disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
To escape her isolation, wheelchair-bound Christine makes a journey to Lourdes, the iconic pilgrimage site in the Pyrenees.
Jessica Hausner’s first feature was a real shocker.
From the Alps to Antarctica, “Melt” captures the beauty of Earth’s frozen landscapes and the people living among them.
A woman navigates the complex journey of motherhood while confronting her deepest fears and anxieties.
Afghanistan’s last female ambassador, Manizha Bakhtari fights for the rights of girls and women in Afghanistan.
With this darkly comical character study, actor Willem Dafoe proves once again that he can lose his mind like no other.
A tragicomedy encompasses political turmoil, football euphoria, and a wide range of Egyptian songs from 1967 to 1984.
Masha, a model pursuing her dream job in China, and Misha, a painter working in a morgue, form a profound relationship.