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Natatorium by Helena Stefánsdottir

An air of threat comes and goes around the family at the centre of Helena Stefánsdóttir’s stylish debut

Natatorium

Natatorium

Me, Maryam, the Children and 26 Others by Farshad Hashemi

Farshad Hashemi's first feature follows Iranian cinema's tradition of intertwining reality and fiction, and exploring the relationship between real life and cinema

Me, Maryam, the Children and 26 Others

Me, Maryam, the Children and 26 Others

Formosa Beach by Julia De Simone

Julia De Simone’s first feature inventively interrogates Portugal’s colonial history in Brazil through experimental fiction informed by a documentary background

Praia Formosa

Praia Formosa

The Virgin and Child by Binevsa Berivan

In her debut feature film filled with ellipses and silences, Binevsa Berivan paints the portrait of a Yezidi woman spurred on by her thirst for vengeance

La vierge à l'enfant

La vierge à l'enfant

Tatami by Guy Nattiv, Zar Amir

Guy Nattiv and Zar Emir Ebrahimi’s film follows an Iranian judoka fighting for a long-negated right to freedom

Tatami

Tatami

Under a Blue Sun by Daniel Mann

In Daniel Mann’s essay documentary, the shooting of Rambo III in Israel’s Negev desert is shown as a camouflage for land dispossession

Under a Blue Sun

Under a Blue Sun

Portrait of a Certain Orient by Marcelo Gomes

Marcelo Gomes tells the story of an escape from Lebanon to Brazil by way of a black and white drama interweaving passion, memory and desire

Retrato de um certo oriente

Retrato de um certo oriente

Boléro by Anne Fontaine

Anne Fontaine retraces the complex origin story of the famous composition for ballet, with Raphaël Personnaz’s Maurice Ravel corseted in his emotions

Boléro

Boléro

After the Long Rains by Damien Hauser

Damien Hauser, just 21 years young, presents his third feature to date, a vibrant coming-of-age tale on leaving and returning home

Baada ya masika

Baada ya masika

Milk Teeth by Sophia Bösch

Sophia Bösch’s debut feature film transports us to a dreamlike and dystopic-flavoured universe inhabited by fearful characters who are fighting for survival

Milchzähne

Milchzähne

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