Le Doulos

The story of Marie Curie is told this week in Radioactive and six men on a boat try to decide which of them is best in Chevalier. A bereaved man nurtures an obsession in A White, White Day - we spoke to star Ingvar Sigurdsson - while a friendship comes under strain in Lynn + Lucy - see what director Fyzal Boulifa and stars Nichola Burley and Roxanne Scrimshaw had to say about it - and two people wake up with nasty injuries and no memories in Alive. Pollution on Rapa Nui is the subject of documentary Eating Up Easter and Formula One star Lella Lombardi is profiled in Beyond Driven - we spoke to co-director Riyaana Hartley - while a New York tradition is celebrated in The Booksellers. A 17th Century Englishwoman's life is turned upside down in Fanny Lye Deliver'd - see our interview with director Thomas Clay - while a teenager stands trial for murder in The Girl With A Bracelet and another struggles with growing up in Seoul in House Of Hummingbird. There's animé to enjoy, as two young people are united in their dreams in Your Name and a girl mysteriously controls the rain in Weathering With You. Over at the BFI, there's a chance to see classic French noir Le Doulos along with Jacques Audiard's A Prophet, Rust And Bone and Dheepan. All this, plus we're bringing you coverage of the Edinburgh International Film Festival online selection.

• The Beach House
• Radioactive
• The Booksellers
• Beyond Driven
• Eating Up Easter
• Alive
• A White, White Day
• Buñuel In The Labyrinth Of The Turtles
• Weathering With You
• Lynn + Lucy
• Litigante
• Volcano
• Chevalier
• Dheepan
• Rust And Bone
• A Prophet
• Le Doulos
• Cinema Paradiso