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Land of the Gods by Goran Paskaljevic
21/03/2017
Veteran Serbian director Goran Paskaljević is back with an excellent drama made in India, in the local language and with local actors  
Dev Bhoomi (Zemlja Bogova)
Land of the Little People by Yaniv Berman
13/10/2016
Israeli filmmaker Yaniv Berman's feature debut is a violent fairy tale exploring the social circumstances emerging from Israel's political situation  
Medinat Hagamadim
The Land Within by Fisnik Maxville
22/11/2022
In his feature-length fiction debut, Fisnik Maxville deals with family secrets that come to light in the aftermath of the 1990s conflict in Kosovo  
The Land Within
The Landscape and the Fury by Nicole Vögele
17/04/2024
Nicole Vögele takes us to the border between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovinia where the ever-open wounds of a past war coexist with an equally painful present  
The Landscape and the Fury
Landscape Zero by Bruno Pavić
15/09/2021
Bruno Pavić takes us on a moody journey with anonymous but affectionately portrayed characters wandering around an infamous polluted area in Croatia  
Nulti krajolik
Landscapes of Resistance by Marta Popivoda
04/02/2021
In her second feature-length documentary, Serbian filmmaker Marta Popivoda creates an inspiring work that connects two different periods in history which share the same enemy: fascism  
Pejzaži otpora
Landshaft by Daniel Kötter
13/07/2023
German director Daniel Kötter attempts to grasp the bigger picture of the ongoing Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict  
Landshaft
Lara by Jan Ole Gerster
01/07/2019
Presented in the competition of Karlovy Vary, Jan-Ole Gerster’s second feature explores the ugly side of maternal ambition  
Lara
LaRoy, Texas by Shane Atkinson
26/10/2023
In his feature debut, Shane Atkinson lets some small-town folk attempt to escape their dreary, dead-end existences  
LaRoy
Last and First Men by Jóhann Jóhannsson
26/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson's first and last directorial effort is a docu-fiction essay of sorts, based on a 1930 sci-fi novel and Yugoslav monuments from the communist era  
Last and First Men

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