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Kinorama – Beyond the Walls of the Real by Edgar Pêra
08/02/2022
Artist and filmmaker Edgar Pêra blurs the lines of 3D and HP Lovecraft in this experimental take on reality  
Kinorama - Cinema Fora de Órbita
Kinshasa Kids by Marc-Henri Wajnberg
04/09/2012
Marc-Henri Wajnberg delivers a musical ad-lib set to the frantic beat of the Congolese capital’s street children. A success.  
Kinshasa Kids
Kirikou and the Men and Women by Michel Ocelot
02/10/2012
Michel Ocelot has unveiled the third instalment in the adventures of his young “not big, but brave” animated hero  
Kiruna - A Brand New World by Greta Stocklassa
18/04/2019
Czech-Swedish director Greta Stocklassa's first feature-length documentary is a well-measured but also emotional look at a city forced to relocate due to the effects of iron-ore mining  
Kiruna - překrásný nový svět
Kiss Me Again by Gabriele Muccino
26/01/2010
The Kiss of the Grasshopper by Elmar Imanov
17/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Elmar Imanov's surrealist second feature is an introspective journey through the melancholy, solitude and backsliding that inevitably accompany the loss of a loved one  
Der Kuss des Grashüpfers
Kiss the Future by Nenad Cicin-Sain
20/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: Nenad Cicin-Sain offers us a glimpse into how music can be used as a weapon in wartime, retelling the story of the siege of Sarajevo  
Kiss the Future
Kissing Candice by Aoife McArdle
12/09/2017
TORONTO 2017: Debutant Aoife McArdle delivers a convincing coming-of-age romantic drama that blends thriller and crime elements, and is set in the midst of a most violent period  
Kissing Candice
The Kitchen by Daniel Kaluuya, Kibwe Tavares
16/10/2023
The feature debut by Daniel Kaluuya and Kibwe Tavares envisions a dystopian London under the threat of social cleansing – not that we need to imagine it  
The Kitchen
KIX by Bálint Révész, Dávid Mikulán
19/03/2024
Hungarian directors Bálint Révész and Dávid Mikulán’s often overwhelming documentary tells of the 12-year odyssey of a boy from the fringes of Hungarian society  
KIX

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