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Porte Bagage by Abdelkarim El-Fassi

Abdelkarim El-Fassi takes a Moroccan-Dutch family on a redemptive road trip full of emotional baggage in his feature-length fiction debut

Porte Bagage

Porte Bagage

My Father's Scent by Mohamed Siam

Egyptian filmmaker Mohamed Siam’s first narrative feature is an intense family drama that urgently questions the roots of conventional values

My Father's Scent

My Father's Scent

Spices and Lies by Amine Adjina

In his feature debut, carried by Younès Boucif and Hiam Abbass, Amine Adjina successfully fuses the tragicomic ingredients of biculturalism in all its complexity

La Petite Cuisine de Mehdi

La Petite Cuisine de Mehdi

La Condition by Jérôme Bonnell

Two women try to escape the grip of the patriarchy in 1908 in an astute and wonderfully acted movie, brilliantly directed by Jérôme Bonnell

La Condition

La Condition

Behind the Palm Trees by Meryem Benm'Barek

Meryem Benm’Barek’s film lies at the intersection of class and gendered societal expectations, as a Moroccan man becomes corrupted by desire for a wealthy white woman

Derrière les palmiers

Derrière les palmiers

Golpes by Rafael Cobos

The debut feature film by talented screenwriter Rafael Cobos breathes new life into the 1980s subgenre of juvenile delinquency, but sadly its characters lack personality

Golpes

Golpes

Flood by Martin Gonda

Martin Gonda’s feature debut combines a historical account of forced communist-era resettlement with a coming-of-age story about uprootedness

Potopa

Potopa

Those Who Watch Over by Karima Saïdi

Belgian filmmaker Karima Saïdi presents a portrait which was been shot over the long-term of the men and women who watch over their departed loved ones in a multi-confessional cemetery in Brussels

Ceux qui veillent

Ceux qui veillent

Singular by Alberto Gastesi

Basque director Alberto Gastesi tackles AI beyond the uncanny valley in his second feature, starring Patricia López Arnaiz

Singular

Singular

The Silent Run by Marta Bergman

Marta Bergman draws on the power of fiction to illuminate the grey zones of a tragic news story which has become part and parcel of the history of migratory journeys in 21st century Europe

L'Enfant bélier

L'Enfant bélier

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