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Confessions of a Mole by Mo Tan

Warsaw-based Chinese filmmaker Mo Tan pushes the boundaries of personal documentary with her feature debut, in which the camera’s presence is constant and unforgiving

Wyznania pieprzyka

Wyznania pieprzyka

Pheasant Island by Asier Urbieta

Set on Pheasant Island, Basque director Asier Urbieta’s feature film debut poses thought-provoking questions and shines a light on an underreported socio-geographical reality

Faisaien Irla

Faisaien Irla

Islas by Marina Seresesky

Marina Seresesky offers Ana Belén a plum role as a faded diva in a setting that may look paradisiacal, but proves to be sad and slightly depressing

Islas

Islas

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist by Sé Merry Doyle

Sé Merry Doyle’s film is a portrait documentary on painter Bernard Canavan, delving into art, trauma and Ireland’s unquiet past

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist

Emergency Exit by Lluís Miñarro

Lluís Miñarro’s third feature is a road movie through destinations, desires and emotional landscapes that brings eccentric characters together on a transcendental journey

Emergency Exit

Emergency Exit

The Lunch: A Letter to America by Gianluca Vassallo

Italian filmmaker Gianluca Vassallo’s documentary is an evocative diary of a journey across America on the eve of the November 2024 presidential election

The Lunch: A Letter to America

The Lunch: A Letter to America

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

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