A master of deadpan comedy, Argentinian filmmaker Martín Rejtman bookends his luminous short with a mouth-watering feast of Jewish delicacies. Condensing all the fine irony, absurdist humour, and unassuming warmth that defines his work into only 19 minutes, Shakti is a delightful minimalist gem.

Winner of Best Short Film at the Berlinale, Francisco Lezama’s idiosyncratic comedy sees life for what it is: absurd and mundane, with sporadic moments of serendipity. Twisting together diverse modern phenomena—dating apps, global finance—An Odd Turn is alive to the present in all its surprises.

This adaptation of Humberto Costantini’s book comments, through its main character, on Argentina’s “silent majority”: the people who remained passive while the military dictatorship assassinated opponents in large numbers. A suspenseful thriller imbued with a subtle, yet gripping, sense of paranoia.