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Exile by Mehdi Hmili

Mehdi Hmili's film is an ambient, slow-burning vengeance flick that becomes, inadvertently perhaps, a comment on a masculinity crisis

Exile

Exile

Desire Lines by Dane Komljen

The latest enigmatic film by Dane Komljen sees him tackling topics such as trauma, the uncertainty of identity and the unreliability of memory

Linije želje

Linije želje

Becoming by Zhannat Alshanova

Zhannat Alshanova tells the story of a seventeen-year-old girl grappling with an absent mother which heightens her desire to join a mysterious community of female swimmers

Becoming

Becoming

Solomamma by Janicke Askevold

Janicke Askevold’s second feature speaks of an alternative kind of motherhood which breaks the rules set by a patriarchal society intent on controlling everything

Solomamma

Solomamma

Sweetheart by Margherita Spampinato

For her debut feature, Margherita Spampinato uses the template of the generational gap, but examines more layers of it

Gioia mia

Gioia mia

Judas' Gospel by Giulio Base

With his newest feature, Giulio Base tries to tell the story of Christ from Judas’ point of view, in a compelling way

Il Vangelo di Giuda

Il Vangelo di Giuda

Don’t Let the Sun by Jacqueline Zünd

Jacqueline Zünd’s debut feature explores isolation and hope in a dystopian, sun-scorched future, using silence and visuals to tell a haunting story

Don’t Let the Sun

Don’t Let the Sun

The Seasons by Maureen Fazendeiro

Maureen Fazendeiro’s hybrid film whisks us off to the Alentejo region of southern Portugal, and unearths artefacts, stories and songs

As Estações

As Estações

Mektoub, My Love: Canto Due by Abdellatif Kechiche

Abdellatif Kechiche’s third instalment in his saga continues his long-form exploration of youth and desire, focusing more on female agency and less on objectification

Mektoub, My Love: Canto Due

Mektoub, My Love: Canto Due

Mare’s Nest by Ben Rivers

Ben Rivers delivers an ode to the reckless and carefree nature of childhood in this poetic and enigmatic portrait of an array of characters dancing towards an unknown destination

Mare’s Nest

Mare’s Nest

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