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Clean by Koen van Sande

Koen Van Sande debuts with a well-paced blend of tension and intimacy, following a police officer fighting drug crime while dealing with his heroin-addict brother

Clean

Clean

Shelter by Adrián Silvestre

Adrián Silvestre reveals a home in Guatemala for LGBTQI+ refugees, where they not only build a close-knit family, but can finally allow themselves to be who they are

Cobijo

Cobijo

The Golden Swan by Anette Ostrø

Norwegian director Anette Ostrø transforms a deeply personal tragedy into a moving meditation on loss and human resilience

The Golden Swan

The Golden Swan

No Ghosts on Good Street by Emi Buchwald

Polish filmmaker Emi Buchwald’s debut feature unfolds as a quiet, tender meditation on growing up within the intimacy of a large family

Nie ma duchów w mieszkaniu na Dobrej

Nie ma duchów w mieszkaniu na Dobrej

We Are Stardust by Elisabeth Rasmussen

Elisabeth Rasmussen’s debut documentary follows a jazz musician-turned-amateur scientist whose search for micrometeorites in urban dust becomes a celebration of curiosity and discovery

We Are Stardust

We Are Stardust

Effi o Blaenau by Marc Evans

Marc Evans’ Welsh-language drama film follows a young woman confronting economic hardship and healthcare failures, and blends social critique with humour

Effi o Blaenau

Effi o Blaenau

The Lesson by Stefano Mordini

Stefano Mordini’s new film is a psychological thriller about gender-based violence which leads us to wonder what’s truth and what’s paranoia

La lezione

La lezione

Sometimes, I Imagine Them All at a Party by Daniela Magnani Hüller

BERLINALE 2026: Daniela Magnani Hüller’s documentary is a complex, emotional and unflinchingly direct autobiographical film that convincingly paints femicide as a systemic issue

Was an Empfindsamkeit bleibt

Was an Empfindsamkeit bleibt

Tienimi presente by Alberto Palmiero

Through sharp, self-deprecating humour and melancholic light-heartedness, newcomer Alberto Palmiero blends generational uncertainty and artistic experience

Tienimi presente

Tienimi presente

Douglas Gordon by Douglas Gordon by Finlay Pretsell

BERLINALE 2026: Finlay Pretsell’s artist portrait is an abrasive, confrontational piece of documentary filmmaking which reframes our perception in the spirit of its subject

Douglas Gordon by Douglas Gordon

Douglas Gordon by Douglas Gordon

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