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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

Handling the Undead by Thea Hvistendahl

Thea Hvistendahl’s debut feature boasts a peculiar, eerie atmosphere and demonstrates her solid directing skills, but its last third destroys all the promise shown in the first two

Håndtering av udøde

Håndtering av udøde

Brief History of a Family by Jianjie Lin

Everybody’s looking for something in the meticulously realised debut feature by Chinese director Jianjie Lin

Brief History of a Family

Brief History of a Family

Dieci minuti by Maria Sole Tognazzi

Co-written with Francesca Archibugi, Maria Sole Tognazzi’s new movie takes a sensitive and understanding approach to tell the tale of a woman’s existential crisis and subsequent journey of rebirth

Dieci minuti

Dieci minuti

Once We Were Pitmen by Christian Johannes Koch, Jonas Matauschek

Christian Johannes Koch and Jonas Matuschek’s film homes in on the harsh but humanity-filled daily life of a group of miners who are about to lose their jobs

Wir waren Kumpel

Wir waren Kumpel

Burning Fire by Michael Karrer

Michael Karrer’s debut feature film confronts us with a reality which we’re not able to see, overwhelmed as we are by the frenzy of everyday life

Füür brännt

Füür brännt

My Swiss Army by Luka Popadić

Luka Popadić’s debut feature film follows three Swiss officers of Serbian, Sri Lankan and Tunisian origin wrestling with a dual identity which makes them unique

Echte Schweizer

Echte Schweizer

Kidnapping Inc. by Bruno Mourral

Haitian director Bruno Mourral's first feature is a hyper-kinetic comedy-thriller that follows two hapless anti-heroes in a story that also touches upon political and social issues

Kidnapping Inc.

Kidnapping Inc.

Girls Will Be Girls by Shuchi Talati

Debuting director Shuchi Talati explores the intricacies of female adolescence against a backdrop of male-dominated societal norms

Girls Will Be Girls

Girls Will Be Girls

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