Swann Arlaud

In 2015 Syria, Faustine faces a nightmare with her son. In Paris, activists Gabriel and Adnan risk all to rescue them, bridging two worlds in crisis.

When Samuel is found dead, the police question if he was murdered or if he committed suicide and his wife Sandra becomes the main suspect. The investigation leads to an unsettling journey into the depths of their conflicted relationship.

Francois, 21-years-old, lives in his native Luxembourg occupied by the Nazis. He faces a life-altering choice: to leave for the Russian front to fight the Allies or become a draft dodger; go into hiding and live imprisoned in the cold and damp mines for months on end to take part in the underground struggle for the liberation of his country.

Francois Ozon's gripping drama follows three men who band together to dismantle the code of silence that continues to protect a priest who abused them decades ago.

Beautifully marked by swathes of gentle watercolour and accompanied by a hauntingly affecting soundscape, the illustrated characters express an intricate spectrum of emotions, lending the film a unique tenderness rarely seen. Based on Algerian author Yasmina Khadra's novel of the same name, The Swallows of Kabul draws the audience in, like moths to a flame.

In a world where humans and superheroes coexist, a lone wolf cop teams up with a bright detective to dismantle a dark plot to extract superpowers.