Dragonfly - touching-harrowing tale of loneliness in modern Britain, touching on social care, foster systems, and classism.

气球 - a film that manages to go from "oh, maybe Tibetan sexual ideas are more progressive than Han China" to "all traditional beliefs are patriarchal and harmful to women and should be overturned" in 100 minutes. Some great shots and use of reflection, and the near documentary style of cinematography makes for an interesting experience, and it's nice to hear a lot of Tibetan. But the narrative, perhaps due to political concerns is ultimately more of a love letter to Chinese Modernity (set in the near past because the present is always as perfect as possible) than an exploration or ode to Tibetan culture/modernisation.