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Romance Scam by Virginia García del Pino

Virginia García del Pino presents an interesting and stimulating performative documentary about love and romantic relationships in the Tinder era

La estafa del amor

La estafa del amor

I Don't Love You Anymore by Zdenek Jirasky

The alienation and emptiness felt by Gen Z are at the heart of Czech director Zdeněk Jirásky’s new movie, toplined by two teens fleeing their unhappy lives

Už tě nemám rád

Už tě nemám rád

Another Day by Eneos Carka

Albania’s Eneos Çarka has crafted a strong and subtle documentary that is the culmination of years spent following Albanian street artists across Northern Italy

Edhe një ditë

Edhe një ditë

Echo of You by Zara Zerny

Zara Zerny’s feature debut is a moving documentary that speaks about love and death, and does so with shocking beauty and honesty

Echo of You

Echo of You

Cento domeniche by Antonio Albanese

In his fifth film as a director, actor Antonio Albanese denounces bank crashes, his comic expression turning tragic in a small but well-calibrated film

Cento domeniche

Cento domeniche

Cat Call by Rozália Szeleczki

The first feature by Hungarian filmmaker Rozália Szeleczki is a Sleeping Beauty type of fairy tale about a princess bewitched by both childhood trauma and an enigmatic black cat

Cicaverzum

Cicaverzum

The Old Man and The Land by Nick Parish

Nicholas Parish’s feature debut is a laudable attempt at audio-driven film storytelling, occasionally reaching something unique in its tale of an intransigent English farmer

The Old Man and The Land

The Old Man and The Land

This Blessed Plot by Marc Isaacs

In Marc Isaacs’ latest documentary, the UK is closely scrutinised, observed like an object both precious and foreign, known and completely alien

This Blessed Plot

This Blessed Plot

White Flag by Batbayar Chogsom

With his sophomore feature, Swiss-Mongolian filmmaker Batbayar Chogsom sheds light on the marginalisation of queerness in Mongolia

White Flag

White Flag

2G by Karim Sayad

Karim Sayad follows four former smugglers from Nigeria wrestling with a reality light on other options, and successfully captures the desperate poetry of their plight

2G

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