In this dark comedy, two twins who have each lost their respective siblings strike up a friendship marked by secrets and complications. Starring Dylan O’Brien and James Sweeney.

A detached American psychiatrist living in Paris becomes emotionally unmoored after the death of one of her patients, leading her down a maze of hypnosis, wartime memories, and personal secrets as she begins to suspect that the apparent suicide may, in fact, be murder.

Ten years after its last trick, the franchise returns with old Horsemen, new illusionists, and an increasingly tangled web of deceptions—fast, absurd, and powered more by conviction than logic.

This drama focuses on a love story between two young men who work together in a coal mine and on the search for the body of one of their fathers, who died in the war. Available on MUBI.

When a routine police operation uncovers millions in hidden cash, loyalty fractures and suspicion turns violent in a tense crime thriller about greed and betrayal. Streaming on Netflix from January 16.

A period mystery in which a suspicious death and a missing clock pull an unlikely heroine into a dangerous investigation. Starring Mia McKenna-Bruce, Helena Bonham Carter and Martin Freeman. Streaming on Netflix from January 15.

A widower reconnects with his dead wife when her ghost returns in the form of a talking vacuum cleaner, triggering an absurd yet melancholic chain of events that drifts from supernatural comedy into an unexpected meditation on love, grief and class.

A century of trauma, desire, and death unfolds in a German village through the fragmented lives of several generations of women.

After World War II, a legendary Finnish killing machine tries to rebuild his life by hauling his house back to Finland, plank by plank — but Soviet forces decide it’s safer to hunt him down.

When a withdrawn, once-violently scarred man is visited by his long-lost brother, the two must navigate the fraught dynamics of estrangement, love, and forgiveness to confront the ghosts that have kept them apart. Starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Sean Bean and Samantha Morton.