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
Renée Dorléac, actor and mother of Catherine Deneuve, dies aged 109
Star who dubbed French versions of talkies starring Olivia de Havilland and Judy Garland quit acting during second world war
Petrov’s Flu review – feverish tale of a pandemic and societal breakdown
Kirill Serebrennikov’s prescient and audacious but oppressive drama is set in a post-Soviet Russia in the grip of a flu epidemic
Our Men review – Rachel Lang delivers an unadorned tour de force
Anxiety and instability stalks the private lives of French foreign legion soldiers in this restrained and hugely poignant drama