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The Cord by Nolwenn Hervé

French filmmaker Nolwenn Hervé's debut documentary follows a fierce protagonist helping pregnant women in Venezuela's failed healthcare system

Le Cordon

Le Cordon

This Is Not a French Film by Tom Adjibi

Tom Adjibi transforms an awkward DIY documentary about racialised actors into a sharp, self-aware reflection on identity and representation in Europe’s film industry

Ceci n'est pas un film français

Ceci n'est pas un film français

Love Divine by Francesco Lagi

Francesco Lagi’s film is a study of loving relationships which comes full circle and in which the audience willingly lose themselves thanks to a talented ensemble cast

Il dio dell’amore

Il dio dell’amore

Blind Song by Stefano Canapa, Natacha Muslera

Following in the footsteps of a French choir on tour in Japan, Stefano Canapa and Natacha Muslera have created a bold, inventive and spellbinding debut feature set in the world of the blind

Un chant aveugle

Un chant aveugle

On Edge by Davide Angiuli

Davide Angiuli explores integration by way of crime on the outskirts of Bari, in a debut feature with echoes of film noir but with an identity strongly rooted in dialect and territory

Cattiva strada

Cattiva strada

Zeta by Dani de la Torre

Dani de la Torre delivers a fast-paced spy thriller packed with action and plot twists, a film that easily holds its own against American blockbusters

Zeta

Zeta

A River's Gaze by Andreea Cristina Borțun

Romanian debutante Andreea Cristina Borțun observes the shaky dynamics in the household of a mother and her teenage son somewhere in a vast valley near the Danube

Malul Vânăt

Malul Vânăt

Bitter Christmas by Pedro Almodóvar

As in Pain & Glory, Pedro Almodóvar once again turns to autofiction, this time to explore delayed grief, vampiric artistic inspiration and a professional crisis

Amarga Navidad

Amarga Navidad

Open My Mind by Marcel Wyss

Swiss director Marcel Wyss embarks on a journey through psychedelic-assisted therapy in a documentary that combines research and personal essay

Open My Mind

Open My Mind

One In A Million by Itab Azzam, Jack MacInnes

Itab Azzam and Jack MacInnes follow a girl and her family's extraordinary journey from Syria to Germany and back again over the course of ten years

One In A Million

One In A Million

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