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Sew the Winter to My Skin by Jahmil X.T. Qubeka
08/10/2018
South African director Jahmil XT Qubeka dissects the language of representation in this largely dialogue-free thriller, co-produced by South Africa and Germany  
Sew the Winter to My Skin
Sew Torn by Freddy Macdonald
12/08/2024
A seamstress has three choices to make in Freddy Macdonald’s quirky, genre-infused debut feature  
Sew Torn
Sex by Dag Johan Haugerud
17/02/2024
BERLINALE 2024: Dag Johan Haugerud’s new feature asks important questions about the social conditioning of male heterosexuality  
Sex
The Sex of Angels by Xavier Villaverde
27/04/2012
In his fourth film, Xavier Villaverde does away with the orthodox limits to relationships, and widens his cinematic scope by depicting a young trio open about their sexuality.  
El sexo de los ángeles
Sextape by Antoine Desrosières
10/05/2018
CANNES 2018: Antoine Desrosières’ radical comedy focuses on the youth of working-class neighbourhoods and the sexual violence of men against women  
À genoux les gars
Seyran Ates: Sex, Revolution and Islam by Nefise Özkal Lorentzen
23/04/2021
Turkish-Norwegian filmmaker Nefise Özkal Lorentzen's documentary follows one of Europe's first female imams, a feminist fighting for equal rights and a progressive Islam  
Seyran Ates: Sex, Revolution and Islam
Shabu by Shamira Raphaëla
07/07/2023
Shamira Raphaëla’s portrait of an energetic and resourceful 14-year-old in Rotterdam’s De Peperklip estate is a burst of joy and an ode to summer and community  
Shabu
Shadow by Bruno Gascon
24/06/2021
This second feature from Bruno Gascon is a sobering and compassionate film based on the true story of a missing child  
Sombra
Shadow Country by Bohdan Sláma
09/10/2020
A small Czech village examines its soul before and after World War II in Bohdan Sláma’s powerful black-and-white drama  
Krajina ve stínu
The Shadow Hour by Benjamin Martins
30/11/2021
Germany’s Benjamin Martins leaves realism behind and opts for a more instinctive and expressionistic visual style in his new film  
Schattenstunde

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