“The Last Ones” is a Nordic Western that takes place in the untamed Lapland tundra. The protagonist is young miner Rupi, who hopes to scrape together enough money through excavating the tundra to forever shake the suffocating dust of the mining village from his feet. But the work has come to a halt because Rupi’s reindeer herder father refuses to sell his land. What’s more, the manipulative mine owner nicknamed the Fisherman has his eye on Rupi’s friend’s wife, a woman who Rupi is also secretly in love with.

A deadpan, hallucinatory romp through post-Soviet Russia. With the city in the throes of a flu epidemic, the Petrov family struggles through yet another day in a country where the past is never past, the present is a booze-fueled, icy fever dream of violence and tenderness, and where - beneath layers of the ordinary - things turn out to be quite extraordinary.

Based on the novel "The Petrovs In and Around the Flu" by Alexey Salnikov.

“Vee peal” on terava huumoriga vürtsitatud pilk varateismelise poisi ellu, taustaks kaheksakümnendate alguse Võru kurbnaljakas õhkkond, kus probleemide eest pole põgeneda mujale kui Tamula järvele kala püüdma. Andres (Rasmus Ermel) on poiss, kelle elus näib olevat probleeme ja muresid küllaga – ema on hüpanud Rootsi, isa omakorda kadunud Venemaa avarustesse, koolis on asjad pilla-palla ja teda kasvatav vanaisa on aga vahel liigagi varmas rihma järele haarama. See kõik on aga kukepea elu esimese armumise kõrval. Kuidas olla, mida teha, mida õigel hetkel öelda? Ja millal on see õige hetk?

Oscarile kandideerinud Denis Villeneuve’i (“Saabumine”, “Blade Runner 2049”) lavastatud Warner Bros. Picturesi ja Legendary Picturesi film “Düün” põhineb Frank Herberti samanimelisel bestselleril. “Düün” on müütiline ja emotsionaalne kangelaseks kujunemise lugu. Paul Atreides on nutikas ja andekas noormees, keda ootab talle endale hoomamatu vägev saatus. Oma pere ja rahva tuleviku tagamiseks tuleb tal universumi kõige ohtlikumale planeedile rännata.

From the twisted mind of Quentin Dupieux, MANDIBLES is an absurdist romp that follows simple-minded friends Jean-Gab (David Marsais) and Manu (Grégoire Ludig). After stealing a beat-up Mercedes to deliver a mysterious briefcase to an unknown recipient, the friends find more than they bargained for when they hear a buzzing, thumping noise coming from the trunk of the car. When they open it, they find a gigantic fly trapped inside.