André Masson (Alex Lutz) is a cynical auctioneer at a prestigious Paris house whose world is upended by an unexpected discovery: a long-lost masterpiece by the expressionist painter Egon Schiele, presumed destroyed since its confiscation by the Nazis in 1939. This astonishing find, which surfaces in the modest home of a young factory worker, presents André with the opportunity of a lifetime – and a profound ethical dilemma.

Directed by Pascal Bonitzer, the film cleverly uses the priceless artifact to explore the underbelly of the high-stakes art world. A witty French drama which balances quietly affecting social satire with a gripping exploration of moral ambiguity, The Stolen Painting asks viewers to look beyond the price tag and reconsider what a true masterpiece is worth.

Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell invite you to get swept up in a funny, fantastical cinematic romance unlike any other, in this romantic fantasy-adventure from visionary director Kogonada (After Yang).

Sarah (Robbie) and David (Farrell) are two single strangers with significant emotional baggage who meet at a mutual friend’s wedding. Through a magical twist of fate – and with the aid of a mysterious doorway – they embark on a journey that allows them to re-live and step back into key, defining moments from their respective pasts. As they travel through time, the pair begin to uncover how they arrived at their present and, crucially, whether they still hold the power to alter what comes next. What would you do if you could rewrite your own story?