The Fever review – dreamy film about a mysterious illness in Brazil
Maya Da-Rin’s subtle, poetic debut engages with the hidden lives of the Desana people of Brazil
All Hands on Deck review – fresh and funny French holiday romance
A romantic surprise has unexpected consequences in a gentle comedy channelling Éric Rohmer crossed with Carry on Camping
The Psychic review – Lucio Fulci’s ravishing giallo thriller with nasty taste for violence
Jennifer O’Neill stars as a fabulously dressed clairvoyant in Fulci’s revived 1977 thriller that looks amazing, even if the sexual politics are dodgy
Teddy review – wince-inducing French werewolf horror
Ludovic and Zoran Boukherma show promisingly grim tendencies in a supremely confident horror that lacks a bit of thematic bite
The Most Beautiful Boy in the World review – devastating exposé of showbiz abuse
Luchino Visconti emerges badly from this desperately sad documentary about the exploitation of his Death in Venice child star Björn Andrésen
The Offering review – a sizzling Hitchcockian love triangle
A psychologist is forced to confront the fallout of a past romance in a neo-noir from Ventura Durall lacking visual punch
Riders of Justice review – Mads Mikkelsen revenge thriller turns screwball
Anders Thomas Jensen’s film is far-fetched, tonally wayward and shouldn’t work at all, but somehow it all comes together
Bye Bye Morons review – frantically misjudged French farce doesn’t travel well
Albert Dupontel stars in his own hectic romp, which tries and fails to be funny about disability and dying
Luz: The Flower of Evil review – arty Colombian horror shot through a trippy filter
Colombian horror about a micro-cult is rather too fascinated by the barbarity of its leader, rather than the daughters he has hidden from the world
Reset review – beautiful footage of extreme-sports thrill-seekers
French director Thierry Donard, ‘the Fellini of adventure film-making’, shoots four sets of daredevils throwing themselves headlong into intense experience
Night of the Kings review – Ivory Coast prison drama escapes into magical realism
This imaginative and unique Ivorian tale blends modern-day thriller dynamics with older storytelling traditions
Here We Are review – superb performances and insight in Israeli autism drama
Drawn on the writer’s personal experience, Nir Bergman’s father-son runaway adventure delivers poignancy through myriad insights
I Never Cry review – endearingly spiky girl’s odyssey from Poland to Ireland, and back again
In a striking debut, Zofia Stafiej sets about repatriating her late father’s body from Dublin, and finding herself along the way
The Restless review – unflinching study of an anguished artist
Damien Bonnard is a bipolar painter whose life is unravelling in this earnest drama that avoids cliches and pulls no punches
Memoria review – Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Tilda Swinton make a dream team
The Thai master’s English-language debut – about an expat attuned to strange frequencies in Colombia – more than matches his past mystic odysseys