A mesmerising fairytale that takes place in a remote village on the Balkans, with no electricity, roads or water. A wild spot beyond the edge of the world. Surprising thing about documentaries is that the stories they tell happen to real people like you and me. And this brings back the confidence in us that there is still magic in this world. Hatidze Muratova as a unique woman - she is the last Macedonian wild beekeeper, bearer of the knowledge that is known today as sustainable living. When taking honey from the wild bees, Hatidze follows the ancient rule - take only half, don’t be greedy, don’t exploit the nature. The harmony living of her villagers is disturbed by nomadic beekeepers, who do everything that is a reason for ecological catastrophes around the globe. Hatidze sadly realises that the ancient wisdom she follows is no linger observed by anyone.

In this Swedish-Georgian drama film Merab is a one of the few privileged dancers to have his training at the National Georgian Ensemble. He works very hard, along with his partner Mary, to be among the best of the best in the coutry. As it often happens in life, when someone gets stuck in a routine, the wind of change blows. In this particular case the refreshing wind is actually a bright, cheerful, a bit mischievous boy named Irakli. The newcomer is always interesting for everyone - girls and boys. While Merab and Irakli learn how to express their masculinity and strength through the traditional Georgian dance, the two young men find their biggest weakness. This weakness is making them both rivals and the strongest objects of desire. A combination they didn’t think could exist.

‘Game of Thrones’ star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau is Max, an insurance agent who is happily married to his caring and pretty wife Lærke. They could be a couple, living in harmony and peace, if it wasn’t for Max having a brain tumor. Overwhelmed by his illness and by the existential crisis that doesn’t give him a sleep, Max finds a very special place named Aurora Hotel. It appears to be a luxury resort, specialised in, believe it or not, suicide. Taking the chance to finish his life full of physic and emotional pain, Max soon discovers a worrisome truth. The interesting thing about truths is that they not always give relieve to the ones who learn them. On the contrary, most truths evoke even more questions than before. And Max has to find the answers by himself.

Rex is cute, Rex is mischievous, Rex is one of the British Queen’s favourite corgis. Being pampered as a Royal dog, he lives a happy and careless living in the Palace, with all the privileges, attached to his position. All goes well until one day our canine friend escapes from the palace and is forced to discover a whole new world out there. It is, however, an unfriendly world full of danger and constant threat, leading the poor soul to a dog fighting club. Having being surrounded only by beauty and special attention to all his needs before, now Rex has nothing. Feeling lost and exhausted, the corgi decides to find his way back home, whatever it takes. Step by step, Rex discovers things about himself he never knew, qualities that he didn’t realise he has. The lesson he learns - no matter how difficult life sometimes may be, be courageous, keep your faith.

Dhaka, Bangladesh. Shumi is a 23-years old woman working as the slaves work at a textile factory. Before that, back in her village, her step-mother threatens to marry her involuntary to a much older man. While Shumi manages to escape this prison, the capital city of Bangladhes is not a better place for a person without education. Fed up with working in terrible conditions, Shumi decides to organise her co-workers in a union and together to fight for their rights. Without the support of her husband and being threatened by the managers of the factory, Shumi is determined to succeed. At first unsure about what she was doing, the other women sewing expensive clothes for cheap, little by little realise that a change needs to happen. And that this change will become real only if they are active and persistent to the end.

Lu-La, an adorable alien with extraordinary (or should we say extraterrestrial?) powers crash lands near Shaun’s farm, causing confusion but also excitement to the inhabitants of the Mossy Bottom Farm. Our friend Shaun now has a very special mission - while herding everyone, including Lu-La, to help his new friend get beck home, otherwise the consequences will be catastrophic! To prevent a true Farmageddon, Shaun and his crew need to outsmart a very well organised alien-hunting organisation which is a mission almost impossible but full of funny moments and awkward situations. Those of you who loved the other adventures of Shaun The Sheep, have in mind that this one is not a direct sequel to the first film. It tells a separate, still fun, science fiction story.

There are many films, based on real events. Unfortunately, “By the Grace of God” is one of them. Alexandre is a catholic boy who has the terrible destiny to get abused by a priest. As the time goes by, Alexandre turns into an adult man, father of five children. Living in Lyon with his family he is still going to church passionately. When he learns that the devil from his past - Father Preynat, the sick person who turned his childhood into a nightmare is still a priest, still working with children, Alexandre starts a crusade. The man is not going to carry the burden alone - two other victims of the disgusting priest decide to join him. What they do may look like a desperate action, having in mind the tremendous power of the Catholic Church, but truth always finds a way to come to the surface.

A warm, hilarious and a bit of absurd tribute to men's friendship which is possible under any circumstances. The story revolves around a group of men who not only share talent in singing but who have a great time together. These party people for whom rock-n-roll is a religion, are united in a choir, started by Prepple Houmb, the DumDUm vocalist. As it soon become obvious, the gang gets the most amazing job a rock-fan could dream of. They are selected to warm up the audience for the Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath concert. Our boys should get ready to perform in front of 10,00 people but as it often happens in life, joy goes hand in hand with sorrow. One of the choir members may not be able to get out and be part of the show because he may not live enough to do it.

There’s a saying that there’s no such thing as a former policeman. Ingimundur is an example that the saying is actually true. Being a police chief on leave, he is mourning the accidental death of his wife while, at the same time, there is a little possibility that the woman to whom he had been happily married for years hasn't been faithful to him. The obsession of his wife’s possible affair slowly possesses Ingimundur’s life and poisons the relationship with his loved ones. The dramatical situation is set in an Icelandic town, located far and away from the civilisation. Saying that this is a drama shouldn’t fool you into believing that some sort of strong emotions are being expressed all the time in this film. No, my friend, this is the North, where people don’t rely on cheap self-help guides to teach them how to artificially maintain a non-stop positive attitude to the world, to life. This is the real world.

An all-star criminal comedy that will make you wish it will never end! Created in tribute to Dame Agatha Christie, “Knives Out” tells the story of the renowned crime novelist Harlan Thrombey (Christopher Plummer). Now, wait! It actually tells the end of the story of Mr. Thrombey. Because he is found dead on the day after his 85th birthday party that took place in his beautiful but remote house. Trying to reunite the members of his malfunction family, what the writer achieves is to actually get them into trouble. Or could it be that one of the relatives used the birthday gathering to fulfil his or her demonic plan? An answer to this complicated question can be given by only one person - the skilful private investigator Benoit Blanc ( Daniel Craig).