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Saints by Mikel Gurrea

Mikel Gurrea’s sophomore feature peers into the hidden world of a gang stealing religious art, as seen through the eyes of his muse, Victoria Luengo

Sants

Sants

Lovers Sleep Alone by Massih Parsaei

The first feature by Iranian-born, German-based filmmaker Massih Parsaei is an austere yet delicately crafted portrait of an immigrant’s solitary life in Berlin

Lovers Sleep Alone

Lovers Sleep Alone

Milo by Nicole Garcia

Nicole Garcia hits the mark with a film carried by a dazzlingly sombre Marion Cotillard who plays a mother trying to reconnect with a son she barely knows

7h40 ce matin-là

7h40 ce matin-là

This Solitude by Javier Giner

Javier Giner’s debut feature is a portrait of two damaged souls whose break-up acts as the catalyst that causes all their wounds to bleed

Esta soledad

Esta soledad

Pray for Us by Daniel Monzón

Daniel Monzón returns to depict a life devoid of freedom, but now from the perspective of a female teenager brutalised by the Catholic-Francoist regime

Ruega por nosotras

Ruega por nosotras

Tender Loving Care by Mike Leigh

What is potentially Mike Leigh’s last film is a spirited ode to both the good and the bad in life, told through the eyes of two sanguine social workers

Tender Loving Care

Tender Loving Care

Erratics by Thomas Woodroffe

In his feature debut, Chile's Thomas Woodroffe offers an evocative revisiting of the footage filmed by Paul Castelnau in Tierra del Fuego in the early 20th century

Bloques erráticos

Bloques erráticos

What Remains by Yeşim Ustaoğlu

Yeşim Ustaoğlu crafts a film at once profound and prosaic, realistic and poetic, in the form of a road movie painting a portrait of a woman in search of restorative freedom

Artakalan

Artakalan

Growth of the Soil by Hans Petter Moland

Hans Petter Moland’s new feature is a rural wilderness-set epic on the lives of a couple marked by deep personal and societal changes

Markens grøde

Markens grøde

My Father's Shoes by Hristo Simeonov

Bulgarian filmmaker Hristo Simeonov’s debut is a gentle portrait of a young woman attempting to recover an integral part of herself while mourning an ever-present absence

Obuvkite na bashta mi

Obuvkite na bashta mi

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