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Closure by Michal Marczak

Polish filmmaker Michał Marczak’s new feature-length documentary is an intense and immersive take on a tragic personal topic with wider social implications

Closure

Closure

Hold Onto Me by Myrsini Aristidou

Myrsini Aristidou writes, directs and edits her debut feature, a Cyprus-set coming-of-age tale about a girl and her estranged father

Kráta Me

Kráta Me

To Hold a Mountain by Biljana Tutorov, Petar Glomazić

Staying is the most powerful act of resistance in this documentary about maternal care and human-nature interconnectivity by Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić

To Hold a Mountain

To Hold a Mountain

Abele by Fabian Volti

Documentary-maker Fabian Volti’s movie draws a bold parallel between shepherds in Sardinia and in Palestine, offering up a metaphor for resistance at all latitudes

Abele

Abele

The Last Paradise on Earth by Sakaris Stora

Sakaris Stórá’s Nordic Council Film Prize-winning drama is a little miracle about a young man’s desire to stay on the Faroe Islands while everyone else wants to leave

Det sidste paradis på jord

Det sidste paradis på jord

Outliving Shakespeare by Inna Sahakyan

Armenian directors Inna Sahakyan and Ruben Ghazaryan introduce us to an art therapy project in a rundown retirement home in Yerevan to prove that acting can combat decline

Outliving Shakespeare

Outliving Shakespeare

Shame and Money by Visar Morina

In his second feature to compete at Sundance, Visar Morina takes a razor-sharp blade to pierce the veil of our ultra-transactional late-stage capitalist present

Shame and Money

Shame and Money

Everybody to Kenmure Street by Felipe Bustos Sierra

Felipe Bustos Sierra's rousing second feature-length documentary exemplifies the power of community against racist government actions, depicting a singular 2021 event in Glasgow

Everybody to Kenmure Street

Everybody to Kenmure Street

Be Boris by Benoît Goncerut

Benoît Goncerut's first feature plunges us into the world of Boris, a childhood friend of his, who, instead of giving in to the injunction to be productive, has chosen the gentle art of doing nothing

Be Boris

Be Boris

Saipan by Lisa Barros D´Sa, Glenn Leyburn

Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn direct a fine dramatisation of footballer Roy Keane’s acrimonious departure from Ireland’s 2002 World Cup squad

Saipan

Saipan

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