All We Imagine As Light

A disabled wrestler chases his dream this week in Unstoppable, a funeral brings family secrets to the fore in On Becoming A Guinea Fowl, and world leaders have a strange encounter in Rumours - see what director Guy Maddin had to say about it. The work of Ukrainian artists is explored in Porcelain War, a film studio is celebrated in Merchant Ivory, and a teacher's attitude to food becomes dangerous in Club Zero - we spoke with director Jessica Hausner. Himalayan moths feature in Nocturnes, all the game world's a stage in Grand Theft Hamlet, a woman's dislike of domesticity takes a strange turn in Nightbitch and the story of a pastor who resisted the Nazis is dramatised in Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin. Adventure is on the cards in Moana 2, while drama surrounds the election of a Pope in Conclave. The lives of women in Mumbai come into focus in All We Imagine As Light - read our interview with Payal Kapadia - a US woman rediscovers herself through an unlikely friendship in Your Monster, and Japanese women's lives are explored in Remembering Every Night - read what director Yui Kiyohara told us about it. A extreme experience of reality TV is addressed in The Contestant - director Clair Titley shared her thoughts - while a family history of abuse is explored in The Taste Of Mango. A detective with hearing loss and a Deaf witness team up in Silent Hour, and there's a re-release for Christmas classic The Polar Express.

We also have a great selection of film and streaming suggestions in our Stay-at-Home Seven.

• Grand Theft Hamlet
• On Becoming A Guinea Fowl
• Merchant Ivory
• Porcelain War
• Unstoppable
• Conclave
• Nightbitch
• Moana 2
• Your Monster
• Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin.
• Nocturnes
• All We Imagine As Light
• Rumours
• The Contestant
• The Taste Of Mango
• Remembering Every Night
• Club Zero
• The Polar Express