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Storia di una notte by Paolo Costella

Carefully curated on a visual level but emotionally glacial throughout, Paolo Costella’s drama reflects on the impact of losing a child on family ties

Storia di una notte

Storia di una notte

Kayara. La guerrera del imperio Inca by Cesar Zelada

César Zelada and Dirk Hampel’s animated adventure flick is a sprightly offering that, while allowing itself some poetic licence, brings Peru’s ancient culture that much closer to family audiences

Kayara. La guerrera del imperio Inca

Kayara. La guerrera del imperio Inca

Supernatural by Ventura Durall

Ventura Durall’s documentary honours a sense of both scepticism and wonder through the story of a celebrated and divisive healer and his family

Supernatural

Supernatural

Mariana's Room by Emmanuel Finkiel

Emmanuel Finkiel delves into the world of survival and life and death instincts through the eyes of a child hidden in a brothel at the height of World War II

La Chambre de Mariana

La Chambre de Mariana

Warfare by Alex Garland, Ray Mendoza

If you don’t like war, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza will reinforce your logical fears with a tense immersive experience, narrated almost in real time and based on true events

Warfare

Warfare

The Prince of Nanawa by Clarisa Navas

Clarisa Navas’ epic documentary charts the life of a resilient young boy as he grows up in an isolated Paraguayan town bordering Argentina

El príncipe de Nanawa

El príncipe de Nanawa

Oxana by Charlène Favier

Charlène Favier traces the revolutionary and artistic existence of one of the founders of the Femen movement, full of courage and adversity, in a moving fiction film

Oxana

Oxana

The Vanishing Point by Bani Khoshnoudi

Iranian director Bani Khoshnoudi tries to give life to the ghost of a family’s past that now only lives through the few objects that inhabited it

Noghteh-e-Goriz

Noghteh-e-Goriz

Our Father, Our President by Manuel Huerga

Manuel Huerga reminds us why Jordi Pujol, former president of the Government of Catalonia, does not have a street, square or park in Barcelona named after him

Parenostre

Parenostre

Colostrum by Sayaka Mizuno

Sayaka Mizuno traces with great sensibility and poetry the daily life of characters that seem to live out of time, surrounded by nature that embraces them almost to the point of suffocation

Colostrum

Colostrum

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