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The Last Resort by Maria Sødahl

By zooming in on a Danish family on holiday, Maria Sødahl unflinchingly reflects the struggle between compassion and helplessness in the face of the refugee crisis

Paradis

Paradis

The Roses of Marrakesh by Ginevra Elkann

Between a garden that needs protecting and a past that needs confronting, Ginevra Elkann portrays two women brought together by loneliness, love and unresolved family ties

Le rose di Marrakech

Le rose di Marrakech

Eva by Emanuela Rossi

Emanuela Rossi delivers a psychological thriller suspended between fairy tale and mythology, turning eco-anxiety into a parable about the relationship between adults, nature and the future of children

Eva

Eva

The Last Goodbye by Koldo Almandoz

Koldo Almandoz delivers a comedy with an existentialist streak, daring to poke fun at serious matters such as ageism and death itself

Azken agurra

Azken agurra

Serife Tavsan by Tareq Daoud

Swiss director of Afghan heritage Tareq Daoud tells the story of a recently widowed woman who has to contend with her sons’ overbearing behaviour

Serife Tavsan

Serife Tavsan

Florid by Billy Lumby

British director Billy Lumby’s feature debut is an in-depth exploration of mental illness, anchored by a superb performance by Jonathan Jules

Florid

Florid

The World Before by Yoon Dan-bi

In her second feature, Korean director Yoon Dan-bin tells a coming-of-age story that also works as a multigenerational portrait of a unique place

The World Before

The World Before

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

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