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Oh, What Happy Days! by Homayoun Ghanizadeh

Secrets from the past, class and political conflict, and complicated family relations are the main elements fuelling Homayoun Ghanizadeh’s avantgarde film

Ah Che Roozhayeh Khoshi Bood

Ah Che Roozhayeh Khoshi Bood

Hercules Falling by Christian Bonke

Christian Bonke’s feature debut is a raw, realistic drama exploring a veteran’s PTSD, blending fiction and a real rehabilitation centre

Herkules Falder

Herkules Falder

Interior by Pascal Schuh

House break-ins and occupant surveillance for scientific purposes set off a chain of events in Pascal Schuh’s courageous debut feature

Interior

Interior

The Stories by A.B. Shawky

Abu Bakr Shawky retells the tumultuous history of Egypt in the second half of the 20th century in an audience-friendly way, as seen from the perspectives of a couple and an extended family

The Stories

The Stories

Els mals noms by Marc Ortiz Prades

Marc Ortiz Prades champions a historical intersex figure condemned by the Francoists during the Spanish Civil War, who had to fight to become the dignified person they deserved to be

Els mals noms

Els mals noms

Elena's Shift by Stefanos Tsivopoulos

Maria Dragus carries Stefanos Tsivopoulos’s debut feature, about a Romanian single mother struggling in crisis-riddled Greece

Elena's Shift

Elena's Shift

Think of England by Richard Hawkins

Richard Hawkins’ sophomore feature is a puzzling yet entertaining tale zooming in on a British army unit assembled to produce morale-boosting pornographic films for soldiers

Think of England

Think of England

The Dashed Lines by Anxos Fazáns

In Anxos Fazáns’ second feature, a woman in the midst of a divorce and a trans man connect through music, nurturing a delicate and unexpected bond

As liñas descontinuas

As liñas descontinuas

Maturity by Jean-Benoît Ugeux

Jean-Benoit Ugeux unveils his first fiction feature film, a loneliness-focused comedy about a man who’s just turned fifty who continually clashes with the modern age and the people all around him

L’Âge Mûr

L’Âge Mûr

Under the Same Sun by Ulises Porra

Ulises Porra delivers his first solo feature, which, beneath the veneer of a colonial epic, conceals an affecting clash between characters confronting their own demons

Bajo el mismo sol

Bajo el mismo sol

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