Andrei Konchalovsky's stunningly-shot, acclaimed feature looks at the Holocaust from the perspective of three characters, whose paths cross amidst the devastation of war.

In post-World War II Germany, a Jewish salesman with a secret past recruits a team to sell linens door-to-door in order to raise enough money to leave for America.

1988 Oscar Winner for Best Foreign Language Film. A Swedish father (Max von Sydow) and his son flee their homeland to start a new life in Denmark.

Torn between self-preservation and self-respect, an Iranian immigrant sets out on a desperate search for a marriage partner in order to secure his citizenship status, but falls in love instead.

This acclaimed adaptation of Nobel prize winner Naguib Mahfuz's novel, explores the converging stories of a diverse group of individuals inside Mexico City and stars Salma Hayek.

Emmanuelle Devos stars in this suspenseful tale of two strangers connected by a mysterious hit-and-run accident. Adapted from the novel by Tatiana de Rosnay (Sarah's Key).

When a teenage boy goes missing, the case is assigned to François Visconti (Vincent Cassel), a world-weary and disillusioned detective. Based on the international best-selling crime thriller “The Missing File” by D. A. Mishani.

A railway linesman desperately struggles to recover both his watch and his dignity in this Capra-esque tale from the award-winning directors of The Lesson.

Olga’s life is shattered when her husband casually announces his intention to leave her, prompting her to descend into a period of depression, self-degradation and self-destructive behavior. Based on the novel by Elena Ferrante.

Lynn (Vicky Krieps), a shy hotel maid, hides under the guests’ beds to live vicariously through them until one day she encounters a dominatrix who mentors her in the ways of intimacy.

In his final starring role, Rainer Werner Fassbinder plays a police lieutenant investigating a mysterious bomb threat in a totalitarian-controlled, cyberpunk-inspired dystopian future.