Edge of Summer is rough around the edges, but the emotionally affecting narrative sees it rising from the dark depths.

On the surface The Dead Don't Hurt is a vast, sprawling epic, but if you peer beneath you’ll find intimate beauty.

The success of Bleeding Love comes from its mirroring of real life. Films like this can fall on extreme ends of the spectrum.

La Chimera has its head above the clouds, and the view is beautiful.

Forget Saltburn, Love Lies Bleeding is true ‘cinema for sickos’.

The Burning Season succeeds in its pursuit of telling a love story in reverse. On paper this shouldn’t work but it makes it more intriguing.