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Truck Driver by Francisco Marise

With his docu-fiction hybrid, Francisco Marise tries to capture every angle of a trucker’s life, while doing so in a new and original way

Camionero

Camionero

A Report for Minerva 2 by Miroslav Krobot, Lubomír Smékal

Hotel staff, guests, spirits and aliens collide in Miroslav Krobot's and Lubomír Smékal's adaptation of their own stage play

Zpráva pro Minervu 2

Zpráva pro Minervu 2

3 Weeks After by Miroslav Terzić

Serbian director Miroslav Terzić delivers a highly artistic, technically impressive and morally ambiguous drama about school bullying

3 nedelje posle

3 nedelje posle

City of Fathers by Zdenek Tyc

A thirty-year-old manchild sets on a punk rock odyssey in search of his biological father in Zdeněk Tyc’s latest feature

Město otců

Město otců

Paris Paris by Isabelle Tollenaere

Three immigrants search for happiness in the French metropolis in Isabelle Tollenaere’s docu-fiction

Paris Paris

Paris Paris

To Die to Live by Yuliia Hontaruk

Yuliia Hontaruk's emotionally direct, 12-year portrait of three Ukrainian fighters reveals how war endures not only in the trenches, but in homes, families, language and memory

To Die to Live

To Die to Live

Algerican Road by Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche

Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche delves into the dangers and unexpected encounters of the desert in a unique and highly unconventional road movie

Route Algéricaine

Route Algéricaine

The Lion at My Back by Tonia Mishiali

Cypriot director Tonia Mishiali's second feature teams up two excellent actresses, Elena Kallinikou and Sokhna Diallo, in a story of unlikely female bonding

The Lion at My Back

The Lion at My Back

La Chaleur by Stéphane Demoustier

Stéphane Demoustier weaves together suspense tinged with guilt surrounding an accidental death and a generational portrait of a troubled youth in search of love and identity

La Chaleur

La Chaleur

Lover, Not a Fighter by Martina Buchelová

Martina Buchelová’s feature film debut turns a turbulent romance into a loose, semi-documentary-style, Gen Z mosaic of intimacy, anxiety and comic disarray

Milovník, nie bojovník

Milovník, nie bojovník

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