This week's picks for Geneva

Peter Parker fights crime in a world that literally has no memory of him, which means no safety net, no allies, and real stakes every time he suits up. The invisible villain angle is genuinely fresh, and the set pieces are built for a large format screen — this is not a film to catch on your laptop. A couple of scenes run long, but the payoff is earned.

A quietly devastating drama about grief finding an unlikely companion — H Is for Hawk is the kind of film that gets under your skin and stays there. The tenderness at its core makes it perfect for sharing: you will leave the cinema with something genuine to hold onto together. Playing across several screens this week, it is the most emotionally generous film in Geneva right now.

Woody, Buzz, and the whole crew return in this heartwarming new adventure that families of all ages will love. The Toy Story franchise has always struck that perfect balance between fun for kids and emotional resonance for parents, and this fifth chapter is no exception. Great for ages 4 and up.