What happens when roided-up social media influencer, Jim Parfait, who rules Paris’s queer clubs with his bulging pecs, is struck down by the heinously beige plague heterosis? It’s left to nerdy twink Lucien to save the day, if only he can keep his right-wing mum at bay.

In a small Japanese town, Tsubasa is drawn to Gyotaro, a strange, magnetic boy who claims he is an alien. Their friendship and its heartbreaking end echo across decades in a visually extraordinary animation about childhood, memory and how differently we can experience the same life-changing moments.

Plagued by migraines, frustrated filmmaker Elsa (Bárbara Lennie) mines the death of her mother and the tragedy of her friend Natalia (Milena Smit) for a screenplay. Twenty years later, Almodóvar stand-in Raúl (Leonardo Sbaraglia) writes a suspiciously similar story placing him at odds with his loyal assistant, Mónica (Aitana Sánchez-Gijón). But who is fact and who is fiction in this deeply personal, Palme d’Or-nominated reckoning with art and life, also featuring Almodóvar stalwart Rossy de Palma.