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Un milione di granelli di sabbia by Andrea Deaglio

Andrea Deaglio’s documentary charting the work of the founder of Sandwork Espressivo which treats war trauma is illuminating and more relevant than ever

Un milione di granelli di sabbia

Un milione di granelli di sabbia

It Was a Beautiful Day by Perica Rai

It’s city girls versus rednecks in Perica Rai’s feature debut, a solid, well-acted thriller

Pa tako lep dan je bil

Pa tako lep dan je bil

Summer Brother by Joren Molter

Dutch director Joren Molter’s feature debut traces the subtle emotions of a boy who does not give up on tenderness despite the unloving environment he is fated to endure

Zomervacht

Zomervacht

Rock Bottom by María Trénor

Spanish director María Trénor immerses herself in the music scene of the Seventies, with its psychedelics, hallucinatory love, and boundless creativity

Rock Bottom

Rock Bottom

Our Land, Our Freedom by Meena Nanji, Zippy Kimundu

Meena Nanji and Zippy Kimundu’s documentary finds Kenya’s history, and perspectives on the 1950s Mau Mau uprising, being rewritten in the present day

Our Land, Our Freedom

Our Land, Our Freedom

The Boy and the Suit of Lights by Inma de Reyes

Inma de Reyes offers up a quietly compelling documentary of a young bullfighter-in-training over the course of five years

El niño y el traje de luces

El niño y el traje de luces

My Sweet Land by Sareen Hairabedian

Sareen Hairabedian’s documentary embraces the hopes, fears, dreams and everyday struggles of an Artsakh boy, one of thousands whose childhood is tied to the local military context

Tuns k’aghts’r a

Tuns k’aghts’r a

The Lost Notebook by Ida Marie Gedbjerg Sørensen

Following in the footsteps of a Soviet-era Hungarian worker passionate about cinema, Danish director Ida Sørensen reflects on the role of fiction in people’s lives

Den tabte notesbog

Den tabte notesbog

At the Door of the House, Who Will Come Knocking by Maja Novakovic

Bosnian filmmaker Maja Novaković's first feature-length documentary tells a cryptic story of loss, grief and loneliness through gorgeously depicted natural elements

Ko će pokucati na vrata mog doma

Ko će pokucati na vrata mog doma

Jago: Into the White by Luigi Pingitore

Luigi Pingitore’s documentary dedicated to Jago, the young Italian sculptor with a million followers on social media, sidesteps the cliché of the artist locked away in his own little world

Jago: Into the White

Jago: Into the White

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