A film by Claire Denis
One of the best reviewed films of 2009, Claire Denis' sublime, achingly beautiful 35 Shots of Rum is the story of a father and daughter whose close-knit, tender relationship is strained by the arrival of a handsome suitor. On over three dozen top ten lists including The New York Times, as well as critic polls in Film Comment, Indiewire and the Village Voice.

A film by Alexander Sokurov
A hauntingly beautiful new film from Alexander Sokurov, director of Russian Ark and Mother and Son, about an elderly woman who comes to see her grandson, a young officer at a remote military base. Alexandra was picked as one of the ten best films of 2008 by Manohla Dargis of The New York Times.

A film by Jacques Rivette
A new film from Jacques Rivette, one of the giants of French cinema, director of such modernist classics as Celine and Julie Go Boating, La Belle Noiseuse and Va Savoir, Around a Small Mountain is a delightful tale of lost love, chance encounters and the transformative power of art.

A film by Cristi Puiu
At the 2005 Cannes Film Festival, director Cristi Puiu launched the Romanian New Wave with his landmark film The Death of Mr. Lazarescu. Aurora is his audacious new work, a murder mystery turned on its head - where the mystery's not the culprit, but the motive. This DVD includes Puiu's award-winning short film Cigarettes and Coffee. Selected one of the best films of 2011 by Manohla Dargis in The New York Times.

A film by Andrew Bujalski
A comedy about family, friends and lovers and those awkward moments that bring all of them together, from Andrew Bujalski, director of the much-loved Funny Ha Ha and Mutual Appreciation. Selected as one of the best films of the year by Manohla Dargis in The New York Times.

A film by Hong Sangsoo
Infused with a playfulness and dry wit that recalls the films of Woody Allen and Eric Rohmer, The Day He Arrives, from celebrated Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo, is a delightful meditation on relationships, filmmaking, and the unknowable forces that govern our lives.

A film by Manoel de Oliveira
Adapted from a 19th-century novella by Eça de Queiroz, Manoel de Oliveira's exquisite Eccentricities of a Blonde-Haired Girl is the story of an ill-fated romance between a young accountant and a mysterious woman he spies through his window.

A film by Maren Ade
A young couple's relationship is pushed to the brink while vacationing in the Mediterranean in this smart, sexy drama from acclaimed new filmmaker Maren Ade.

A film by Alain Corneau
Compared by critics to Office Space and Lost in Translation, this perversely funny film stars Sylvie Testud as a dreamy and romantic young Belgian woman hired as a translator by an enigmatic Japanese corporation; a performance that earned her the French equivalent of the Academy Award® for Best Actress. Based on Amelie Nothomb's best-selling autobiographical novel.

A film by Christian Petzold
A French woman's search for her kidnapped child intersects, almost randomly, with the lives of two teenage girls, drifters, on the run from the authorities in Berlin. Could one of them be the missing child? A haunting film from the director of >Jerichow

A film by Frédéric Fonteyne
A haunting tale of love and betrayal in 1930's France from the director of An Affair of Love (Une Liaison Pornographique) and starring the extraordinary Emmanuelle Devos.

A film by Damien Chazelle
A full-fledged song-and-dance, tap-and-jazz musical, Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench boldly recasts the 1940’s MGM musical tradition in a gritty, verite style, resulting in an exuberant celebration of romance and music, and one of the most critically-acclaimed films of the year.

A film by Per Fly
The heir to a vast industrial fortune is torn between obligations to his family and the woman he loves in this taut cinematic drama starring Ulrich Thomsen (from Thomas Vinterberg's classic Celebration).

A film by Jose Luis Guerin
A young artist searches the winding streets of Strasbourg for an old love in Jose Luis Guerin's acclaimed and exceedingly beautiful In the City of Sylvia. DVD includes Guerin's remarkable companion piece, the 65-minute film essay Some Photos In the City of Sylvia.

A film by Christian Petzold
In a small desolate town in northeastern Germany, a handsome ex-soldier, a Turkish businessman, and his beautiful, restless wife find themselves in a desperate love triangle in this suspenseful reworking of the classic film noir The Postman Always Rings Twice.

A film by Mika Kaurismäki
When Scottish undertaker Richard (DAVID TENNANT, TV's Dr Who, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) is smitten with beautiful American tourist Barbara (VINESSA SHAW, 3:10 to Yuma, Eyes Wide Shut), he leaves his dull life behind and follows her back to Los Angeles. A hilarious fish-out-of-water love story with some surprising guest stars.

A film by Dominic Savage
Love + Hate tackles the conflicting emotions that explode when a white boy falls in love with a Muslim girl. Uncompromising, trenchant and passionate, Love + Hate is the latest revealing look at contemporary Britain from rising filmmaker Dominic Savage.

A film by Emmanuel Carrère
An engrossing mystery about a man who inadvertently loses himself when he shaves off his mustache. Adapted by director Emmanuel Carrere from his own novel.

A film by Jem Cohen
An ode to friendship and the power of art to mirror and alter our lives, Jem Cohen's exquisite, critically-acclaimed Museum Hours is a tale of two adrift strangers who find refuge in Vienna’s grand Kunsthistorisches Art Museum. The Blu-ray includes 3 rare short films by Cohen, plus a 24-page booklet featuring an essay by noted writer Luc Sante.

A film by Robbie Pickering
Winner of the Grand Jury and Audience Awards at SXSW and nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards, including Best Actress for Rachael Harris, Natural Selection is a wonderfully irreverent comedy about a devoted Texas housewife whose carefully ordered world is turned upside down when she sets out to find her husband’s long lost son. .

A film by Kleber Mendonça Filho
Named one of the ten best films of the year by A.O. Scott in The New York Times, Neighboring Sounds is the thrilling debut from filmmaker Kleber Mendonca Filho, a wonderfully rich and suspenseful work about the fears, anxieties and centuries-old grievances that lie beneath the surface of an affluent seaside community.

A film by Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Winner of the Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, from celebrated director Nuri Bilge Ceylan (Distant, Climates), is one of the most heralded films in recent years, a richly layered, stunningly shot investigation into both a murder and the human condition. Blu-ray features over 3 hours of bonus material, including a 90 minute making-of documentary.

A film by Miguel Gomes
From the director of Tabu, Our Beloved Month of August is a cinematic treat, an intoxicating blend of visuals, sound and music that follows the strange relationship between a father, a daughter and a nephew in a traveling pop band. DVD includes four short films by Miguel Gomes.

A film by Joachim Lafosse
Based on true events, Jaochim Laffose's suspenseful, multi-layered dissection of an unorthodox family unit features an extraordinary performance by Emilie Dequenne (Rosetta), for which she won a Best Actress prize at the Cannes Film Festival, and stars Tahar Rahim and Niels Arestrup (both from A Prophet).

A film by Terence Nance
Executive produced by Jay-Z, dream hampton and Wyatt Cenac, An Oversimplification of Her Beauty is an explosively creative debut by Terence Nance - utilizing a tapestry of live action and animation, the story of a relationship between a young man and a lovely young woman as it teeters on the divide between platonic and romantic.

A film by Anna Reeves
A delightfully winning comedy about love, community, and freshly shucked oysters, filmed along Australia's beautiful Hawkesbury River.

A film by Xavier Beauvois
A gripping police noir about an ambitious young cop who joins a plainclothes crime unit in Paris, starring Nathalie Baye. Named one of the ten best films of the year by Time Magazine.

A film by Matt Porterfield
A beautifully realized portrait of a close-knit community on the outskirts of Baltimore, Putty Hill has been hailed as one of the most exciting American indie films in years. This collector's edition DVD also includes director Matt Porterfield's acclaimed debut film, Hamilton

A film by Agust Gudmundsson
A tantalizing black comedy about a mysterious woman who returns to a small village in 1950s Iceland and casts a unique, and perhaps deadly, spell on the local male population.

A film by Abbas Kiarostami
A vibrant, daringly original work from Abbas Kiarostami, Shirin is the flowering of an experimentalist streak that's been evident in many of the director's most well-known features: Close-Up, Taste of Cherry, The Wind Will Carry Us, Ten. A movie about a movie we never see, Shirin makes us active participants in a unique cinematic experience.

Three Films by Alexander Sokurov
A deluxe collector's set featuring three early masterworks from visionary Russian filmmaker Alexander Sokurov, includes Whispering Pages (on Blu-ray and DVD), Stone (DVD) and Save and Protect (DVD), available for the first time anywhere in the world, in new director's editions, with new English translations and rare bonus material. .

A film by Christian Petzold
A couple with a terrorist past have been living on the run for 20 years and have a 15 year old daughter, Jeanne, who has never known a normal childhood. When their money is stolen, they are forced to return secretly from Portugal to their native Germany, undertaking a journey during which Jeanne's teenage development coincides with the violent disintegration of the family cell.

A film by Manoel de Oliveira
From master filmmaker Manoel de Oliveira, The Strange Case of Angelica is a magical tale of a young photographer who falls madly in love with a woman he can never have, except in his dreams. This special edition DVD includes Oliveira's first film, the rarely-screened 1931 masterwork Douro, Faina Fluvial, in a new 2K restoration.

A film by Xavier Beauvois
A sexually provocative young girl stirs trouble for a well-to-do family in this acclaimed psychological drama that's been compared to the films of Roman Polanski and Claude Chabrol.

A film by Benoit Jacquot
A stylish, erotically-charged thriller reminiscent of the early films of the French New Wave from acclaimed director Benoit Jacquot and featuring rising star Isild Le Besco.

A film by Bela Tarr
A breathtaking masterpiece from the director of Satantango and Werckmeister Harmonies, The Turin Horse is the last film from the great Bela Tarr, one of the most important filmmakers in world cinema. Blu-ray features over three and a half hours of bonus material, including Tarr's first film, the short Hotel Magnezit from 1978.

A film by Matías Piñeiro
A young woman joins a Shakespeare theater company in Buenos Aires and becomes entangled in a seductive roundelay of romantic dalliances, intrigue and revelation in this delightful mystery from filmmaker Matias Piniero - named one of "20 Directors to Watch" by The New York Times.

A film by Christian Petzold
A film by Christian Petzold
A stylish and suspenseful mystery from one of Germany's most acclaimed new directors, Yella is the story of a young woman trying to escape her small hometown in former East Germany for a new life in the West. Inspired by Herk Harvey's cult classic A Carnival of Souls.