Black Water: Abyss

The world is threatened by a cursed computer game this week in Max Reload And The Nether Blasters, there's giant crocodile action in Black Water: Abyss and frontier life presents moral challenges in Waiting For The Barbarians. Icelandic society is explored in Echo and philosophy meets romance in Around The Sun. A teenager is radicalised in Young Ahmed - we spoke to directors Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne - while another defies religious objections to stage a fashion show in Papicha, folklore collides with Guatemalan politics in La Llorona and authoritarianism in the Philippines is explored in A Thousand Cuts. Three kids investigate a disappearance in What We Found, while the arrival of a new computer leads to a woman discovering she's Peripheral - see our interview with director Paul Hyett. Ice hockey, gangsters and the fall of Communism feature in Red Penguins and the targeting of architecture in war is explored in The Destruction Of Memory.

• Perfect 10
• Babyteeth
• Pinocchio
• Before The Fire
• Mara
• Max Reload And The Nether Blasters
• All I See Is You
• Around The Sun
• Black Water: Abyss
• A Thousand Cuts
• Waiting For The Barbarians
• Red Penguins
• Papicha
• The Destruction Of Memory
• What We Found
• La Llorona
• Echo
• Young Ahmed