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El Father Plays Himself by Mo Scarpelli

Mo Scarpelli’s third outing shows why employing your father to act in your film may not be the best idea in this tale of estrangement, love and moviemaking

El Father Plays Himself

El Father Plays Himself

Amor Fati by Cláudia Varejão

The third feature film by Portuguese director Cláudia Varejão transports us to a parallel universe where reality becomes dream

Amor Fati

Amor Fati

Non Western by Laura Plancarte

Laura Plancarte starts with the things that divide us and ends with those that bring people together

Non Western

Non Western

Punta sacra by Francesca Mazzoleni

Francesca Mazzoleni’s documentary about a community living in Idroscalo di Ostia is a great example of real-life cinema, boasting authenticity and aesthetic vision

Punta sacra

Punta sacra

Anerca, Breath of Life by Markku Lehmuskallio, Johannes Lehmuskallio

Delving into indigenous cultures in the Arctic Circle, Finnish filmmakers Johannes Lehmuskallio and Markku Lehmuskallio ask us to prick up our ears and listen

Anerca, elämän hengitys

Anerca, elämän hengitys

Il mio corpo by Michele Pennetta

The third feature from Michele Pennetta shows with respect and elegance the intimate lives of two characters searching for themselves

Il mio corpo

Il mio corpo

Banksy Most Wanted by Aurélia Rouvier, Seamus Haley

The story of the world’s most infamous street artist gets a robust but perfunctory parsing by French co-directors Aurélia Rouvier and Seamus Haley

Banksy Most Wanted

Banksy Most Wanted

Stardust by Gabriel Range

Johnny Flynn plays a young David Bowie, embarking on his first US tour, in Gabriel Range’s meagre biopic which contains not one note of the legend’s music

Stardust

Stardust

Treasure City by Szabolcs Hajdu

Szabolcs Hajdu unveils the first major Hungarian film to be released directly on VOD: a subtle mix of nocturnal urban tales exploring the darker side of human relations

Békeidő

Békeidő

Pullman by Toni Bestard

Toni Bestard takes us on a journey to the hidden side of Majorca which, up until the pandemic, was – and it’s hoped it will return to be – hugely popular with tourists

Pullman

Pullman

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