In New Jersey, a car accident brings Audrey and Eli together, two Korean Americans carrying different histories of family and emotional damage. Stephanie Ahn’s Sundance prize-winning debut follows the tentative, difficult-to-define connection that grows between them.

Brother’s Keeper (2021) director Ferit Karahan elicits incredible performances from İlhan Şen, Demet Özdemir, Kaan Yildirim and Sarp Bozkurt as once-tight siblings torn asunder by family secrets buried in this mesmeric, intergenerational epic from the Kurdish visionary. All aching heart, half-glimpsed ghosts and astonishing cinematography, it’s a sublime gift.

Persuasive Gary talks his younger engineer brother Irwin into jointly bidding for an urban renewal project. Irwin’s naivety sparks a violent spiral from their Russian silent partners. Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson and Miles Teller give great nuance to this thriller of a suburban family’s complicated aspirations to hit pay dirt.

Thoughtful Marco feels the history of art deep in his soul. But when awful news sees him placed on leave from his lecturing gig in Rome, he jumps in a beat-up Fiat and heads to Tuscany to take his young daughter on an emotional journey along the Tiber River.