Cosmos review – absurdism without the laughs

The last film by Andrzej Żuławski is a characteristically eccentric outing that descends into impenetrable gibberish

The Wave review – disaster, Norwegian-style

A tsunami devastates a picturesque fjord but it’s the human drama that counts

Huppert and Dépardieu get metaphysical as separated parents mourning their son

Japanese director Naomi Kawase serves up a subtle study of the relationship between an elderly woman and a young street food vendor

Oscar winner Jean Dujardin plays a vertically challenged lover in a comedy that constantly misfires

Jean Dujardin does his best as a handsome 4ft 5in architect who falls for a beautiful lawyer, but this middling comedy is more silly than funny

Naomi Kawase’s film about the redemptive, life-affirming powers of a pancake recipe falls flat

A couple’s experiment with group living backfires in Thomas Vinterberg’s drama

A fishing trip soon turns in to a struggle for supremacy among six male friends in this Greek comedy

Five men on a fishing trip indulge in a competition to rate each other’s lives in Athina Rachel Tsangari’s directionless black comedy

The film-maker on how growing up in a commune informed his new movie and his mixed feelings about the EU

The story of a love affair between two women in 1970s France is full of powerful moments and dramatic choices

Turkish director Can Evrenol is adept at atmospherics, but his script gets lost in the dark

This Danish film steers the right side of wackiness in its tale of two strange brothers meeting their estranged extended family

In the current climate, JG Ballard’s tall story seems horribly relevant, while a 17th-century horror is scarier still