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After an incident of police violence in a refugee camp, a music journalist somewhat unintentionally becomes involved in refugee aid. He agrees to take in Afghan Daoud for “a couple of days.” Captivating French debut film that addresses current themes in a charming but realistic way.

Pedro Almodóvar’s brand-new film, for which he won the prestigious Golden Lion in Venice. Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton shine as two old friends who reconnect after years of radio silence when one of them is seriously ill.

Kiyotaka Oshiyama’s promising directorial debut, based on Tatsuki Fujimoto’s autobiographical manga. Classmates Fujino and Kyomoto are completely different, but share a passion for drawing. This leads to something they never could have foreseen…

The psychedelic and surreal cult classic with which Chilean director Alejandro Jodorowsky turned the Cannes Film Festival upside down back in 1973. At LIFF, you can (re)admire this film with a brand new live soundtrack by saxophonist and composer Mattias De Craene.

During a mushroom trip, Elliot (18) gets into a conversation with her 39-year-old self. The advice Elliot gives herself changes her perspective on her own life. A refreshing coming-of-age film starring Maisy Stella and Aubrey Plaza.

Back by popular demand! On Friday, October 18, we welcome you to the Trianon foyer for karaoke AND silent disco. Steal the show with your best dance moves in the silent disco and enchant everyone with your finest karaoke skills: we’ll gladly sing (and scream) along!

A heartfelt coming-of-(old)-age film following an octogenarian woman who has to learn to get used to life in assisted living and the complex personal quests that come with these big transitions later in life, especially when one’s memory begins to fade.

A sex worker from Brooklyn and the son of a Russian oligarch: is it an adventure? A fairytale? Or a nightmare instead? It is, in any case, a Sean Baker film through and through and the winner of the Palme d’Or in Cannes.