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Eternal by Ulaa Salim

Ulaa Salim offers a surprising and thrilling mix of romance and sci-fi, with a story of time warp and global warming

For evigt

For evigt

8 Days in August by Samuel Perriard

Samuel Perriard’s second feature film homes in on a family wrestling with long-repressed internal tensions which explode during a holiday in southern Italy

8 Tage im August

8 Tage im August

Love Will Save Us by Patrik Blomberg Book

The synth movement plays a central part in Patrik Blomberg Book’s heartfelt story of music and young love in a small Swedish town in the mid-1980s

Düsseldorf, Skåne

Düsseldorf, Skåne

Moses by Jenni Luhta, Lauri Luhta

Jenni and Lauri Luhta’s newest feature contemplates the birth of monotheism through art history and a performance of Sigmund Freud’s final book

Moses

Moses

Holy Rosita by Wannes Destoop

Wannes Destoop delivers a sensitive first feature which foregrounds a rare heroine in film who asserts her right to happiness

Holy Rosita

Holy Rosita

Schirkoa: In Lies We Trust by Ishan Shukla

Indian director Ishan Shukla's animated dystopian sci-fi feature combines staples of the sub-genre with Eastern spirituality, resulting in a somewhat jumbled but undeniably impressive debut

Schirkoa: In Lies We Trust

Schirkoa: In Lies We Trust

Hammarskjöld by Per Fly

Per Fly directs a sturdy but speculative account of the Swedish UN Secretary-General, whose death remains shrouded in mystery

Hammarskjöld

Hammarskjöld

Ten Years by Matthias von Gunten

Matthias von Gunten’s latest film explores the difficulties involved in integrating a frequently ruthless working world which has no time for dreams and ideals

Zehn Jahre

Zehn Jahre

Son of the Mullah by Nahid Persson Sarvestani

Nahid Persson Sarvestani pays tribute to Rouhollah Zam, an exiled Iranian activist and journalist with a tragic fate, with a moving film about the pursuit of regime opponents

Son of the Mullah

Son of the Mullah

1489 by Shoghakat Vardanyan

Shot exclusively on her mobile phone, Shoghakat Vardanyan’s emotional debut documentary focuses on the brother whom she lost in the Nagorno-Karabakh War

1489

1489

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