An underemployed American actor living in Tokyo finds himself playing people missing in others’ lives – a father to a Eurasian girl competing to get into an elite school, a journalist documenting a retired film director’s forgotten oeuvre, and a foreign groom for a bride needing to justify leaving both Japan and her parents behind.

Jeremy Allen White stars as the Boss, alongside Jeremy Strong, Stephen Graham and Australia’s Odessa Young in this portrait of an artist chasing perfection and battling generational demons. Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere is a rare candid biopic based on the book by Warren Zanes.

Despite bans and imprisonment, Iranian master filmmaker Jafar Panahi continues to make great humanist films. In the middle of the night a damaged car arrives at mechanic Vahid’s garage. He hears something that triggers him to believe that the driver of the car is the official who had tortured him. But as he never saw his face, can he really be sure?