Since the Stone Age, few culinary traditions have stood the test of time as well as the nourishing bowl of porridge in the morning. This World Championship celebrates the oldest recipe in the world! The charismatic linchpin of the event is Charlie Miller. Despite his fragile health, he gives it one last everything to make the tournament a success and secure his legacy. The joy and pride of this small, close-knit community radiates from every scene. With a generous dose of Scottish self-deprecation, the Australian director and cameraman create a playful, nostalgic atmosphere, as if they have uncovered a hidden world in the heart of Scotland. A film that teaches you that getting your porridge right is harder than nuclear physics, and that you must always stir clockwise.

Vahid (Vahid Mobasseri) is working in the garage when a customer walks in with car trouble. Vahid is startled when he thinks he recognizes Eghbal — the officer who tortured him in prison. He senses an opportunity for revenge, but at the same time, his doubts begin to grow. Together with several fellow victims, he desperately tries to uncover the truth. Their search leads them into situations ranging from risky to downright absurd. How can they be sure they’ve got the right man?

Anker is released after serving a fifteen-year prison sentence. His brother Manfred buried the proceeds of his bank robbery at the time and is the only one who knows where it is. Unfortunately, Manfred has developed a psychiatric disorder that causes him to forget everything. One moment he thinks he is a Viking, the next the reincarnation of John Lennon. With a bloodthirsty rival hot on their heels, a race against the clock begins as the brothers set off in search of both the money and themselves.

Sentimental Value is the new film from Joachim Trier, once again starring Renate Reinsve in the lead role. The film follows actress Nora (Reinsve) and her sister Agnes, who recently lost their mother. When their estranged father, the successful filmmaker Gustav, makes contact again with a film script, he offers Nora the leading role. This is a first step in his attempt to rebuild the bond between father and daughters.

Single mother Shu-Fen and her two daughters, teenage I-Ann and five-year-old I-Jing, return to Taipei after spending many years living in the countryside. All three face major challenges there. Shu-Fen must clean up the mess left by her ex while working herself to the bone at a food stall, and I-Ann wants to stand on her own feet but repeatedly makes the wrong choices. When left-handed I-Jing is forced by her traditional grandfather to stop using her “devil hand,” three generations of family secrets suddenly begin to unravel.

After 25 years of loyal service, Man-su (Lee Byung-hun, Squid Game) loses his good job as supervisor of the paper factory when it falls into foreign hands. When finding a new job turns out to be harder than expected, Man-su and his family are forced to drastically adjust their lifestyle. In a desperate attempt to come out on top at his next job interview, Man-su decides to eliminate the competition. How far do you go when there is no other choice?