The Kings of the World

A grounded, emotionally charged look at friendship tested by inherited violence, with a raw sense of place and a lingering sadness.

A quiet, immersive documentary that follows street kids through a harsh city, leaving you with a heavy sense of their fragile, improvised family life.

A harrowing, dreamlike journey that immerses you in hope and suffering, leaving a lasting emotional impact.

A quiet, amiable road movie that finds gentle humour and quiet dignity in the company of lonely men doing repetitive work under a wide sky.

A quiet, observant summer drama about two lonely boys circling each other, carrying an undercurrent of sadness beneath its gentle surface.

A quietly harrowing but ultimately hopeful look at childhood trauma, anchored by naturalistic performances and a compassionate eye.

A quiet, observant journey that makes you feel a child's uncertainty and resilience as she navigates an unfamiliar world.

A quietly devastating immersion into childhood neglect, where everyday details accumulate into heartbreak.

A tense, moving true-crime-style survival account that keeps you anxious for the children while marvelling at the rainforest's scale.

A raw, unsparing plunge into teenage desperation that leaves you shaken and heartsore long after it ends.

A quietly devastating coming-of-age story that immerses you in the constant fear and resilience of girls growing up under cartel terror.

A quiet, naturalistic drift through restless young lives, contrasting crowded family chaos with lonely longing.