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The Deepest Breath by Laura McGann

Laura McGann’s documentary follows a free diver and a safety diver, going from light blue to the darkest shades of navy as she tells their story

The Deepest Breath

The Deepest Breath

The Channel by Thierry Binisti

The film by French director Thierry Binisti tackles the theme of emigration with naturalness and verisimilitude, with some concessions to the directorial style of television

Le Prix du passage

Le Prix du passage

My Name is Happy by Ayse Toprak, Nick Read

Ayşe Toprak and Nick Read's film tells the incredible story of Multu, a Kurdish teenager with a golden voice who miraculously survives an attempted murder

My Name is Happy

My Name is Happy

Songs of Earth by Margreth Olin

Margreth Olin's film puts big-budget nature documentaries to shame with its visuals, music and sound, but gets its point across through the finely developed family through line

Songs of Earth

Songs of Earth

Motherland by Hanna Badziaka, Alexander Mihalkovich

Alexander Mihalkovich and Hanna Badziaka's documentary paints a bleak and convincing picture of the violent culture inherent in Belarusian society

Motherland

Motherland

Le Cours de la Vie by Frédéric Sojcher

With his new feature film, Frédéric Sojcher wonders and questions us about the porosity between life and cinema

Le Cours de la Vie

Le Cours de la Vie

Not Such an Easy Life by Félix Viscarret

Félix Viscarret portrays the mid-life crisis, the evanescence of professional success, immature male friendship and modern fatherhood with intelligent humour

Una vida no tan simple

Una vida no tan simple

The Good Driver by Tonislav Hristov

Bulgarian documentary filmmaker Tonislav Hristov's fiction feature debut tells of a personal search for a place in the world against the backdrop of illegal immigrant smuggling

Laupias taksikuski

Laupias taksikuski

Holding up the Sky by Pieter Van Eecke

Belgian director Pieter Van Eecke takes us to the heart of the Amazon rainforest where indigenous populations are forced to contend with human cruelty and recklessness

Holding up the Sky

Holding up the Sky

Tregua(s) by Mario Hernández

Mario Hernández's lightly romantic comedy features two characters who meet up in secret at the Malaga Film Festival itself... but not to watch any film

Tregua(s)

Tregua(s)

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