Rotterdam

Reversal stock: even after a rash of changes, this year's edition still retains the fest’s long-standing commitment to adventurous international art cinema

Cross the breeze: as this year’s selection demonstrated, Rotterdam’s main competition slate stands as arguably the foremost platform for adventurous new talent on the international festival circuit

Send in the clouds: the latest edition featured arguably the strongest competition of the past five years

"I’m not a filmmaker. I just made a film": new films from José Celestino Campusano, Jang Woojin, and Romina Paula highlight the festival

Filling the gaps: there are a lot of gems to be found at a festival that can sometimes get lost in the shuffle

On display: the filmmaker on the world of Chinese live-streaming culture she explores in the Rotterdam award-winner Present.Perfect.

It’s complicated: can this early champion of the likes of Lav Diaz and Carlos Reygadas recover its former glories?

Room to dream: the director’s latest installation at Rotterdam offers guests the opportunity to exist in a liminal space (plus breakfast)

Eye-level in the lowlands: the Dutch festival had a bit of a lull, but a day-trip to a Béla Tarr exhibition yielded a pick-me-up

A few cracks appear in Rotterdam's hitherto dependable programming