Institute of Contemporary Arts

Available from the 24 November. Stars Tamsin Greig and Mark Heap.

Square-jawed space adventurer Captain Eager (James Vaughan) is brought out of mothballs to investigate the villainous Colonel Regamun, who has taken over the Veritan Sector using the mysterious 'Mark of Voth'.

French actress Sandrine Bonnaire makes her directorial debut with this documentary about her younger sister, whose autism went undiagnosed for decades and whose vivacious character was almost destroyed.

Director Tian Zhuangzhuang follows the fortunes of Wu Qingyuan, master of the ancient game of Go, in this intense, stately character study.

Comparable to the work of Stanley Kubrick in terms of its formidable formal rigour, and visually in a field of its own, this powerful documentary is a captivating look at the agriculture industry throughout Europe.

This documentary, directed by her sister Barbara, is a fascinating portrait of a great talent, featuring footage from Leibovitz in action during the 1960s and contributions from Arnold Schwarzenegger, Hillary Clinton, Mick Jagger and George Clooney.

A spirited tale of one man's attempt to realise a musical dream becomes a classic road movie in the hands of Iranian director Bahman Ghobadi.

Isabelle Huppert is as formidable as ever as a crusading magistrate in this dark, compelling thriller based on a real-life oil-fraud scandal in France - her seventh collaboration with great filmmaker Claude Chabrol.

A powerful and absorbing documentary from film-makers Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady.

A nine-year-old girl's bourgeois childhood is rudely interrupted by her parents' new-found political activism in this smart, warm debut from Julie Gavras.

Director Astra Taylor follows the charismatic and provocative Slavoj Žižek from Buenos Aires to New York and then home to Ljubljana.

A dazzling documentary celebrating the work of top international Gypsy performers and interweaving tales of their home life and history. Directed by Jasmine Dellal.

A bitter sweet time capsule of alienation, discovery, racism and belonging, I for India is a chronicle of immigration in sixties Britain and beyond.

A film by Marwan Hamad, based on the bestselling novel by Dr Alaa Al Aswany

Michael Hofmann's Eden is a sensual and romantic  film about the art of cooking and of love

An intriguing and bone-dry Norwegian black comedy by Jens Lien

Dir Eric Steel

Dir James Longley

Dir Aku Louhimies

Dir Neil Armfield

Kirby Dick

An investigation into the business of film censorship.

Dir Ilya Khrzhanovsky

Dir Hou Hsiao-hsien

Dir Jafar Panahi

Documentary by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering Kofman

Dirs Jeff Zimbalist and Matt Mochary

Dir Bent Hamer

Dir Nimrod Antal

Dir Kore-eda Hirokazu

Dir Siddiq Barmak

Dir SORI

Dir Marc Rothemund

Dir Lars Von Trier

Dir Jaime Rosales

Dir Judy Irving

Dir Bahman Ghobadi

Dir Bouli Lanners