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De Facto by Selma Doborac

19/12/2023

With her second feature, Selma Doborac pushes the limits of representation and probes the complexity of evil in a stylised, hybrid documentary  

De Facto

De Facto

Jupiter by Benjamin Pfohl

18/12/2023

Benjamin Pfohl catches us off guard with a captivating and cleverly executed first feature film about a young woman introduced by her parents to an undoubtedly troubling community  

Jupiter

Jupiter

Life's a Bitch by Xavier Seron

18/12/2023

Xavier Seron is back with an episodic film about our sincere yet tortuous relationships with man’s best friend  

Chiennes de vies

Chiennes de vies

Otherness by Alba Cros, Nora Haddad

14/12/2023

Alba Cros and Nora Haddad direct a beautiful and honest documentary about the different ways of understanding and living lesbianism  

Alteritats

Alteritats

The Belgian Wave by Jérôme Vandewattyne

12/12/2023

Jérôme Vandewattyne delivers a completely wild film about UFOs a psychedelic trip to the limits of reality, and beyond  

The Belgian Wave

The Belgian Wave

The Teacher by Farah Nabulsi

11/12/2023

Farah Nabulsi’s strong feature debut sheds light on the political situation in Palestine, with the recent tragic events in the country imbuing it with a horrific context  

The Teacher

The Teacher

The Holy Family by Vlatka Vorkapic

08/12/2023

While Vlatka Vorkapić’s sophomore fiction feature, fuelled by family secrets, is nice to look at, it’s still quite a predictable period melodrama  

Sveta obitelj

Sveta obitelj

Golden Seniors by François Kohler

07/12/2023

In his latest feature film, François Kohler transports us into the minds of a group of elderly folks determined to tackle life with sage-like serenity  

Golden Seniors

Golden Seniors

Le belle estati by Mauro Santini

07/12/2023

Mauro Santini’s loose adaptation of two Cesare Pavese novels into an experimental film plays with the limits between fiction and reality  

Le belle estati

Le belle estati

Sunflowers by Catrinel Marlon

05/12/2023

Catrinel Marlon makes her directorial debut with a love story between two young women in a psychiatric hospital in the Sixties, a movie sadly overwhelmed by conventional sentimentalism  

Girasoli

Girasoli
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