This is a beautifully moving Scottish film based on the true story of John Davidson, a man living with Tourette’s syndrome. Tender, heartfelt, and deeply emotional, it follows his journey from a challenging youth marked by misunderstanding and prejudice to a story of resilience, self-discovery, and the quiet triumphs of everyday life.

This beautiful and incisive film explores the relationship between Shun Li, a migrant Chinese worker and an older Yugoslavian fisherman in a small coastal Italian town. An award winner at many European festivals, this film explores the themes of integration, belonging and the nature of friendship.

Charles, played by Tim Key, has won the lottery and lives on the remote Wallis Island. He manages to persuade his favourite folk duo, played by Carey Mulligan and Tom Basden, to reunite and perform again on the island. This is a warm, funny but also at times melancholy film with multiple award nominations, including three BAFTA’s.