Nicole Santé

Like an X-ray, this documentary gets under your skin to touch invisible points both in the body and the mind.

It makes you feel like you’re part of this brave and energetic movement, modern day heroes, fighting repression with little more than their innate intelligence and an overpowering sense of (in)justice.

A journey into the mind of a paedophile, shining a light on an immense taboo and into the tortured soul of a broken young man.

A delicate and understated film that may change perspectives on the fine art of nude dancing.

Gorbachev. Heaven shows a vulnerable, yet proud and quietly cunning old man, stuck in time, with nothing to lose.

“Maybe the world needs more people with Asperger’s,” says Greta Thunberg. And maybe the world needs more filmmakers like Nathan Grossman, who has made a movie that everyone should watch.

Swedish makers Lia Hietala and Hannah Reinikainen create an inspiring, colourful and moving portrait of a young trans and their changing generation.

Two people from very different backgrounds, finding each other despite social, religious and societal obstacles - a universal message delivered in a personal and unique story.

Plastic surgeon/artist Dr Han is the personification of the self-improvement phenomenon - a fascinating figure in a compelling soap movie about vanity gone wild.

The Soviet Union is not dead – it’s alive and kicking in Magnitogorsk, an unsightly town that resembles a fake film set, but one populated by some very real people.