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With Hasan in Gaza by Kamal Aljafari

Kamal Aljafari’s documentary offers an unvarnished meditation on the cyclical nature of loss, the persistence of erasure, and the fragile yet enduring traces of humanity that linger in between

With Hasan in Gaza

With Hasan in Gaza

God Will Not Help by Hana Jušić

Hana Jušić's second feature is a striking, rich work that tells a period family story containing surprising elements, and with some original and accomplished technical contributions

Bog neće pomoći

Bog neće pomoći

Phantoms of July by Julian Radlmaier

Julian Radlmaier portrays life in small-town Germany, mixing fantasy with reality to confront themes of identity, migration and the quest for meaning

Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

Fantasy by Kukla

With her feature debut, Kukla delves into the big questions of coming of age, exploring sexuality and friendships among women in a patriarchal environment

Fantasy

Fantasy

1x2 by Alberto Utrera

Alberto Utrera's black comedy, based on real events, once again demonstrates that money – or the desire to possess it – brings out the violent, greedy and savage beast that lies within humans

Uno equis dos

Uno equis dos

In the Land of Arto by Tamara Stepanyan

Armenian-French director Tamara Stepanyan’s enigmatic first fiction feature slowly unveils the mysteries behind the death of a man whose hidden past sheds light on a painful present

Le Pays d’Arto

Le Pays d’Arto

Comatogen by Igor Cobileanski

Four characters’ lives intersect in ethical dilemmas in Igor Cobileanski’s newest film

Comatogen

Comatogen

Cutting Through Rocks by Sara Khaki, Mohammadreza Eyni

Sara Khaki and Mohammadreza Eyni’s hard-hitting doc follows the first elected councilwoman in a rural Iranian village, as she attempts to dismantle deeply rooted patriarchal structures

Ozak ulalar

Ozak ulalar

Stitch Head by Steve Hudson, Toby Genkel

Steve Hudson and Toby Genkel deliver a heart-warming, hilarious tale of love and self-acceptance tailored to young audiences, with enough flair to keep older viewers engaged as well

Alles Voller Monster

Alles Voller Monster

No Way Back by Nathalie Najem

Bastien Bouillon shines with a dark glow in a story about control mixing together psychological realism and suspense, signed Nathalie Najem

Aux jours qui viennent

Aux jours qui viennent

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