Carlos Aguilar

Writer-director Philippe Lacôte on his latest film, “Night of the Kings,” about an epic evening of storytelling within the walls of an Ivory Coast prison.

An underage ticket scalper is sent to a boys’ home near the end of Soviet-era Afghanistan in Shahrbanoo Sadat’s Bollywood-tinged drama “The Orphanage.”

“Adam,” Morrocco’s Oscar submission. Directed by Maryam Touzani.

Tali Yankelevich’s documentary ‘My Darling Supermarket’ explores the aisles and workers’ minds in a Brazilian grocery store.

Brittany S. Hall and Will Brill play a Black woman and her white boyfriend in a crisis after she is sexually assaulted in the drama ‘Test Pattern.’

“Accidental Luxuriance of the Translucent Watery Rebus” is an experimental feature film from Croatia directed by Dalibor Baric.

Before “Birds of Prey,” Cathy Yan launched her director career with the comedy “Dead Pigs,” about intermingling lives as porcine corpses accumulate in the Huangpu River.

‘Earwig and the Witch,’ Studio Ghibli’s first foray into 3DCG animation, is an adaptation of Diana Wynne Jones’ book about a mischievous girl with a hankering for magic.

Bukky Bakray stars as a teen left to care for her younger brother when their mother abandons them in ‘Rocks,’ a social realist British drama directed by Sarah Gavron.

A documentary on Boniface “Softie” Mwangi, a young and ambitious photojournalist who decides to run for political office in Kenya. Written and directed by Sam Soko.