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Rehmat by Gurvinder Singh

Gurvinder Singh’s drama weaves together three solemn, yet engaging, tales about present-day Punjab, reckoning with its history before and after the 1947 Partition

Rehmat

Rehmat

I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming by Isabelle Stever

Isabelle Stever’s latest feature, written by Ukraine's Anna Melikova, is an ode to freedom and nonconformity in a world ruled by violence and injustice

I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming

I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming

Armony by Dario Albertini

With realism and poetry, Dario Albertini portrays people who have chosen to come together to live out their own utopias, keeping the world around them at arm’s length

Armony

Armony

Ketticè by Giovanni Tortorici

Giovanni Tortorici’s second feature tackles adolescent disaffection in a sweltering Palermo, but its coming-of-age narrative is somewhat aimless

Ketticè

Ketticè

Brave New Love by Maria Bäck

Swedish-Danish director and screenwriter Maria Bäck injects a healthy dose of edgy humour into a film exploring the absurd rules restricting many heterosexual couples

Brave New Love

Brave New Love

Donkey Princess by Cristóbal León, Joaquín Cociña

The latest film by the Chilean directorial duo composed of Cristóbal León and Joaquín Cociña - who are known for their stop-motion universe - also features flesh and blood actors for the first time

Princesa Burro

Princesa Burro

The Green Eyes by Fanny Liatard, Jérémy Trouilh

The second feature by Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh tells the story of a family of immigrants wrestling with fear over their imminent expulsion

Les Yeux Verts

Les Yeux Verts

Nipster by Sunniva Eir Tangvik Kveum

Sunniva Eir Tangvik Kveum’s assured feature film debut turns adolescent loneliness and eco-fascist recruitment into a taut, highly contemporary thriller

Nipster

Nipster

No Rest for the Wicked by Kasper Kalle

Kasper Kalle's feature follows a forbidden romance in the Faroe Islands, where love defies religious tradition and death through haunting folk horror

No Rest for the Wicked

No Rest for the Wicked

The Story of Documentary Film by Mark Cousins

Mark Cousins invites us to join him on an exciting “road movie” trip through 1980s documentary cinema in the newest section of his 16-hour epic to screen at festivals

The Story of Documentary Film

The Story of Documentary Film

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