— Nora Jones stars with Jude Law and Natalie Portman in Wong Kar Wai’s “My Blueberry Nights,” about a woman who takes a soul-searching journey across the country. (April 4)
— Meryl Streep stars in “Dark Matter,” a drama about a Chinese student pursuing a Ph.D. in the U.S. When his dissertation is rejected and he finds himself alone, he explodes in an act of violence. (April 11)
— From the director of “The Station Agent” comes “The Visitor,” the story of a disillusioned economics professor (Richard Jenkins) whose life is changed when he finds a young couple living in his apartment. (April 11).
— Somewhat like “The Color of Money” with poker, “The Deal” stars Burt Reynolds as an ex-gambler who teaches a college kid about the world of high-stakes poker only to end up competing against him. (April 25)
— “Fugitive Pieces” tells the story of a boy’s escape from Poland before World War II, his childhood hiding in Greece and his life as an adult (Stephen Dillane) in Canada. He remains haunted by the death of his family. (May 2)
— A group of impersonators — including Diego Luna as Michael Jackson, Samantha Morton as Marylin Monroe and Dennis Lavant as Charlie Chaplin — try to find happiness on a Scottish commune where everyone is famous in “Mister Lonely.” (May 2)
— Ellen Page stars in “The Tracey Fragments” as a 15-year-old girl who goes in search of her missing brother, only to end up naked and wrapped in a shower curtain on the back of a bus. The film is shot in split-screen style. (May 9)
— “The Fall” follows the story of a young girl (Catinca Untaru) who, after hurting her arm, meets a bedridden man (Lee Pace) in the hospital who spins wild stories of distant lands that reflect his state of mind. (May 9)
— “The Children of Huang Shi” stars Jonathan Rhys Meyers as real-life journalist George Hogg, who, with the assistance of an Australian nurse (Radha Mitchell), saved a group of Chinese orphans during the 1937 Japanese invasion. (May 23)
— Julianne Moore stars in “Savage Grace,” a dramatization of the 1972 Barbara Daly Baekeland murder case. Her son, a disappointment to his father, grows close to his mother and the seeds for tragedy are sown. (May 23)
— Colin Firth stars in “When Did You Last See Your Father,” about a man trying to reconcile his relationship with his dad (Jim Broadbent) toward the end of his life. (June 6).
— After the death of their father, two sets of half brothers begin a violent feud in “Shotgun Stories.” (June 25)
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