A luminous exploration of one of Germany’s greatest authors captured in a brief vignette - Thomas Mann’s 1948 return to Germany from exile in America. His much-anticipated pronouncement on what should be the prevailing principles for the now divided Germany is contrasted to the relationship with his despairing son, Karl. As the daughter of Mann and sister of Karl, Sandra Hüller is magnificent - as is all the cast.

As D-Day nears, Eisenhower (Brendan Fraser) must trust Scottish meteorologist James Stagg (Andrew Scott), whose forecast contradicts Allied consensus. Based on David Haig's play, Pressure turns the 72 hours before the invasion into a tense chamber piece with the fate of the war resting on the weather.

Rendered in desolate black and white and unfolding like a folk tale, Rose follows a woman who fought disguised as a man during the Thirty Years' War. Seeking a life of her own in a remote Protestant village, she discovers peace harder won than war.

Set in World War 2 France during the early months of the German Occupation, Emmanuel Marre’s Cannes-winning screenplay grapples with the personal and the political at a moment of profound national upheaval. Anchored by Swann Arlaud’s gripping central performance, A Man of His Time is a sly, unsettling meditation on power and opportunism.