What Does That Nature Say to You review – funny and complex Korean dad-boyfriend standoff
Hong Sang-soo makes a genuinely intriguing addition to his booze- and conversation-fuelled oeuvre
‘You’re stealing my identity!’: the movie voiceover artists going to war with AI
As new tech imperils the £3bn dubbing artists industry, professionals including India’s Ryan Reynolds and India’s Jon Snow explain why audiences should listen to their fears
Three Friends review – charm aplenty in super-tasteful comedy that couldn’t be more French
All the typecast antics, such as having extramarital affairs, discussing feelings in depth and the occasional theatrical shrug are here in this typically bourgeois ensemble piece
Al Djanat: The Original Paradise review – striking account of Burkina Faso homecoming
Chloé Aïcha Boro’s watchful documentary charts the disharmony and legal wrangling caused by a dispute in her family over sacred burial land
Along Came Love review – l’amour, loss and lingering shame in eventful French relationship movie
Director Katell Quillévéré explores the ravages of romance in an intelligently performed period piece about a shamed mother and a closeted husband
Woman and Child review – drama of rage and pain in the Iranian marriage market
Saeed Roustaee’s new film takes aim at a slippery, entitled male who thinks he can lord it over a widow he plans to marry
Spring Night review – elliptical tale of Korean lovers is study of elemental passion
After meeting at a wedding, Su-hwan and Yeong-gyeong plunge into a desperate relationship fuelled by alcohol, and powered by tremendous performances
The Little Sister review – a discerning drama of queer Muslim coming-of-age
Hafsia Herzi’s film manages sexuality with confidence, featuring an affecting lead performance from newcomer Nadia Melliti
Holy Cow review – unlikely French teen cheesemaker drama with a big heart
A largely nonprofessional cast shine in Louise Courvoisier’s gritty rural tale that feels satisfyingly real
Holy Cow review – warmhearted story of smalltown teen turned competition cheesemaker
An 18-year-old from a family of comté-makers is left alone to look after his little sister in Louise Courvoisier’s warm-hearted and optimistic drama
Four Mothers review – a put-upon writer is run ragged in Irish comedy charmer
James McArdle plays a novelist whose care-giving duties are suddenly expanded in this nicely acerbic remake of Italian hit Mid-August Lunch
Misericordia review – waking dream of a movie is one of the strangest films of the year
A man moves in with his employer’s widow in this playful but dreamlike and inscrutable drama from Alain Guiraudie, the director of Stranger By the Lake
‘A kitchen film with no food porn’: how Alonso Ruizpalacios sold Rooney Mara on his abortion drama
The Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios on making movies under the Trump-Vance administration, why Oscars don’t matter and his time as a khaki-shorted waiter at the Rainforest Cafe
When Autumn Falls review – a small gem of a mystery from François Ozon
Hélène Vincent is a treat as a devoted grandmother who isn’t quite what she seems in this understated French tale of family dysfunction
Santosh review – gripping police procedural about the murky side of modern India
Documentary-maker Sandhya Suri’s remarkable feature debut pitches a new female cop into a complex rural murder case