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Day of the Tiger by Andrei Tănase

Actress Cătălina Moga carries Andrei Tănase's assured debut as a woman under the pressure of a male-dominated society

Tigru

Tigru

Prophets by Alessio Cremonini

Alessio Cremonini’s third feature film juxtaposes a “jihadi bride” with a female Italian reporter taken prisoner by Daesh in Syria

Profeti

Profeti

The DNA of Dignity by Jan Baumgartner

Jan Baumgartner turns his gaze to the meticulous work carried out by those attempting to recover dignity for the thousands of people who disappeared in the Balkan Wars

The DNA of Dignity

The DNA of Dignity

Until Branches Bend by Sophie Jarvis

Sophie Jarvis's first feature is a gripping and sensitive drama about the rebellion of nature against the arrogance of a humanity that believes itself invincible

Until Branches Bend

Until Branches Bend

The First Day of My Life by Paolo Genovese

Paolo Genovese returns to plumb the human soul with a tale between the real and the metaphysical about second chances

Il primo giorno della mia vita

Il primo giorno della mia vita

Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis) by Anton Corbijn

Anton Corbijn’s documentary on the creative team behind some of the most iconic album covers of the 1970s and beyond is more conventional than its subjects

Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis)

Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis)

Pianoforte by Jakub Piątek

Jakub Piątek has crafted an elegant, tender, yet thrilling documentary about the participants in the famous International Chopin Piano Competition

Pianoforte

Pianoforte

Polite Society by Nida Manzoor

Ladies who lunch morph into ladies who kick each other in the face in Nida Manzoor’s oddity, which is let down by its final act

Polite Society

Polite Society

Cat Person by Susanna Fogel

Susanna Fogel touches upon something real in her sometimes funny, sometimes very uncomfortable film

Cat Person

Cat Person

Is There Anybody Out There? by Ella Glendining

In this touching doc, disabled filmmaker Ella Glendining narrates her life’s journey, and then widens the lens to find others like her

Is There Anybody Out There?

Is There Anybody Out There?

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