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She Walks in Darkness by Agustín Díaz Yanes

Agustín Díaz Llanes aims high as he returns with a tense, nerve-jangling thriller about a Civil Guard officer who infiltrates the ranks of ETA

Un fantasma en la batalla

Un fantasma en la batalla

Ballad of a Small Player by Edward Berger

The spectacular Asian locations in the new film by the director of Conclave prove more compelling than its intricate yet hollow plot, starring a committed Colin Farrell

Ballad of a Small Player

Ballad of a Small Player

Aro berria by Irati Gorostidi Agirretxe

Irati Gorostidi's debut feature is a fascinating, bracing exploration of the alternative movement that was born within the Basque labour struggle of the 1970s

Aro berria

Aro berria

If We Don't Burn How Do We Light Up the Night by Kim Torres

Costa Rican filmmaker Kim Torres’ debut feature is a slow-burning yet stimulating coming-of-age story that serves as a powerful calling card

Si no ardemos, cómo iluminar la noche

Si no ardemos, cómo iluminar la noche

Ungrateful Beings by Olmo Omerzu

In his fifth film, Czech director Olmo Omerzu starts from an interesting premise that gets warped to the point of prompting disinterest and rejection towards his protagonists and their fates

Nevděčné bytosti

Nevděčné bytosti

Weightless by Emilie Thalund

Emilie Thalund’s debut feature shines a light on self-acceptance, friendship, desire and growing up, as it follows a teenager at a health camp

Vægtløs

Vægtløs

Sundays by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa

Alauda Ruiz de Azúa establishes herself as a filmmaker with this chronicle of a family crisis, which questions the very solid foundations of the sacrosanct institution and its limited tolerance

Los domingos

Los domingos

The Rembrandt Syndrome by Pierre Schoeller

Pierre Schoeller delivers a captivating film about a nuclear researcher whose thoughts on the climate crisis are subject to a mysterious and compelling overhaul

Rembrandt

Rembrandt

Muganga by Marie-Hélène Roux

Marie-Hélène Roux delivers a poignant film paying tribute to Nobel Peace Prize winner Denis Mukwege, the Congolese surgeon who cares for female victims of sexual violence

Muganga - Celui qui soigne

Muganga - Celui qui soigne

The Son and the Sea by Stroma Cairns

British helmer Stroma Cairns’s feature debut takes us by the hand as we follow two charismatic, endearing friends on a journey steeped in genuine emotion

The Son and the Sea

The Son and the Sea

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