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LaRoy, Texas by Shane Atkinson

In his feature debut, Shane Atkinson lets some small-town folk attempt to escape their dreary, dead-end existences

LaRoy

LaRoy

Palazzina Laf by Michele Riondino

Michele Riondino’s brilliant and powerful debut depicts the first ever reported case of workplace bullying in Italy at Ilva’s lethal steelworks in Taranto

Palazzina Laf

Palazzina Laf

Something Is About to Happen by Antonio Méndez Esparza

Antonio Méndez Esparza's fourth feature film, finally shot in his native Spain, is not satisfied with belonging to just one film genre and continually switches to other genres

Que nadie duerma

Que nadie duerma

Sirocco and the Kingdom of the Winds by Benoît Chieux

Benoît Chieux’s picture is heavily indebted to the cinema of Hayao Miyazaki but is nonetheless an engaging tale of sisterhood

Sirocco et le Royaume des courants d'air

Sirocco et le Royaume des courants d'air

Nuovo Olimpo by Ferzan Ozpetek

Ferzan Ozpetek’s new movie is incredibly personal, telling the story of a love which never was, beginning in the early ‘70s and continuing into the present day, whose real protagonist is an old cinema

Nuovo Olimpo

Nuovo Olimpo

Apocalypse Clown by George Kane

Steeped in dark humour, George Kane’s ensemble comedy revolves around incredibly human clowns who’ll do anything to express and sustain their art

Apocalypse Clown

Apocalypse Clown

Teresa by Paula Ortiz

Spanish director Paula Ortiz once again spares no expense in aestheticism with her new film, full of intense dialogue and hallucinatory visions of the saint

Teresa

Teresa

The Northeast Winds by Nikoloz Bezhanishvili

Simultaneously funny and biting, Nikoloz Bezhanishvili’s film follows die-hard Stalinists in the Georgian city of Gori

Aghdgoma

Aghdgoma

Playback by Iulia Rugină

Iulia Rugină’s first documentary after helming several fiction features explores how Romanians had fun under the communist regime

Playback

Playback

Marina, Unplugged by Alfonso Amador

Alfonso Amador directs a film about the rhetoric of the extreme right and the power of language

Marina, Unplugged

Marina, Unplugged

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