Here review – low-key love in Brussels
A moss specialist and a Romanian labourer connect over homemade soup in Bas Devos’s lovely, intimate film
The Beast review – Léa Seydoux mesmerises in wildly ambitious sci-fi romance
Bertrand Bonello’s head-spinning Henry James adaptation set in 1910 Paris, 2014 LA and an AI-controlled 2044 casts a dreamlike spell
Slow review – terrific Lithuanian drama of an atypical romance
Marija Kavtaradze’s affecting film explores the relationship between a passionately physical woman and a man who is asexual
In Flames review – unsavoury revelations in patriarchy horror thriller from Pakistan
All the creepy tropes come out of the closet when a mother and daughter battle unknown forces after the father bites the dust
Cannes 2024 week two roundup – scuffles, screwballs and spellbinders
While there’s no out-and-out masterpiece this year, and at times more fun to be had watching the audience fighting, Sean Baker’s acid class comedy, Jacques Audiard’s drug-lord musical and India’s first Palme d’Or contender in decades are knockouts
All We Imagine As Light review – dreamlike and gentle modern Mumbai tale is a triumph
Payal Kapadia’s glorious film is an absorbing story of three nurses that is full of humanity
Beating Hearts review – operatic French gangster film suffers from bloat
Gilles Lelouche’s new movie aims for a Springsteenesque blue-collar energy but buckles under the weight of its own naivety
Grand Tour review – engaged couple’s sweet, strange colonial era hide-and-seek
Miguel Gomes’s beguiling and bewildering story follows a jittery fiance fleeing his intended across the British empire, and her hot pursuit
Tiger Stripes review – entertaining Malaysian horror shows its claws
TikTok meets south-east Asian folklore in Amanda Nell Eu’s fierce directorial debut, an allegory about the onset of puberty
Two Tickets to Greece review – a holiday you may want to cut short
Great scenery and a joyous Kristin Scott Thomas are no match for one infuriating lead character in Marc Fitoussi’s friends reunited French comedy
The Balconettes review – neighbours finding trouble in invitation to hot guy’s flat
Noémie Merlant’s first film as a director is relentlessly silly, self-indulgent and unsuited to its themes of misogyny and sexual violence
Cannes 2024 week one roundup – the jury’s out, the sun isn’t…
The weather didn’t play ball, but Magnus von Horn’s fierce fairytale and Andrea Arnold’s kitchen-sink take on English mysticism should count among the first-week highlights for Greta Gerwig’s jury
‘Exhausting and extremely dangerous’: Mohammad Rasoulof on his escape from Iran
Exclusive: The director of The Seed of the Sacred Fig details how he discarded electronic devices and fled over the mountains on foot after authorities sentenced him to eight years in prison and flogging
Slow: the Lithuanian asexual romcom that raises ‘a lot of questions’
Marija Kavtaradze’s new film is a love story with a truly radical approach to intimacy. She reveals how she made a will they/won’t they tale that strays into little-known territory
The Girl With the Needle review – horrific drama based on Denmark’s 1921 baby-killer case
Loosely based on fact, Magnus van Horn’s fictionalised true crime nightmare leaves you with a shiver of pure fear