Julianne Moore plays a parent to a son (Finn Wolfhard) with whom she fails to see eye-to-eye in this comedy directed by Jesse Eisenberg.

Two children are trapped in a shape-shifting home in this spookily impenetrable horror experiment.

This festival’s 22nd edition covers themes of crisis, both personal and planetary, with short works from the likes of Gil Alkabetz and Frédéric Back.

A tormented detective and a fictional Edgar Allan Poe team up to solve grisly killings in this stuffy period melodrama.

Olivia Colman and a precocious preteen embark on a fraught road trip in this affable dramedy.

A surprise visitor derails a grieving mother’s holiday plans in this gloomy, overwrought family drama.

A comatose genre director in the Philippines becomes trapped in one of her own screenplays in this messily inventive debut feature.

Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy face off in this pitch-black satire of class and high-end dining.

A suburban couple makes a life-altering discovery in the basement of their new home in this delightfully odd comedy.

Two likable losers fall into conspiratorial rabbit holes while filming the strange goings-on in their apartment building.