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SEIZE THEM RELEASED APRIL 5
Aimee Lou Wood (Aimee from Sex Education) stars as a deposed queen on the run from her own subjects in this Horrible Historiesstyle Dark Ages Brit-com.
THE TROUBLE WITH JESSICA RELEASED APRIL 5
Rufus Sewell, Olivia Williams and Shirley Henderson star in a black comedy of middle-class manners directed by Matt Winn.
EVIL DOES NOT EXIST RELEASED APRIL 5
Reviewed in our March issue but postponed until now owing to a late schedule change, Drive My Car Oscar winner Ryusuke Hamaguchi returns with a beautifully enigmatic koan of a film about a rural village imperilled by developers.
CLOSE YOUR EYES RELEASED APRIL 12
Victor Erice, director of the 1973 masterpiece The Spirit Of The Beehive, returns with his first film in 30 years, about an actor who mysteriously disappears.
BACK TO BLACK RELEASED APRIL 12
Marisa Abela stars as Amy Winehouse in this biopic from the writer/director team behind 2009 John Lennon story Nowhere Boy.
KIDNAPPED RELEASED APRIL 12
A Jewish boy is kidnapped and converted to Catholicism in this Palme d’or-nominated Italian historical drama from director Marco Bellocchio.
CIVIL WAR RELEASED APRIL 12
Alex Garland imagines a near-future USA on the brink of disaster, with Wagner Moura and Kirsten Dunst and a soundtrack from Beak>’s Geoff Barrow.
IF ONLY I COULD HIBERNATE RELEASED APRIL 19
The first Mongolian film to be shown in Cannes’ official selection tells the story of a teenage boy in Ulaanbaatar who has to take care of his siblings when his mum leaves in the middle of the winter.