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A Silence by Joachim Lafosse

Joachim Lafosse explores in depth the silencing mechanisms around situations of sexual violence, particularly within families

Un silence

Un silence

Blondi by Dolores Fonzi

Dolores Fonzi’s amusing debut film is filled with freshness and talent, built on the possible kinds of families and enlivened with hits from The Velvet Underground & Nico and, of course, Blondie

Blondi

Blondi

Sultana's Dream by Isabel Herguera

Isabel Herguera presents a unique and fascinating feminist animated film about the search for freedom and the transformative power of fiction

El sueño de la sultana

El sueño de la sultana

Kalak by Isabella Eklöf

Isabella Eklöf presents a subtle and moving film about pain and the search for redemption

Kalak

Kalak

Projekt Ballhausplatz by Kurt Langbein

Kurt Langbein’s documentary on former Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz and his seizure of power has its haunting moments, but serves mostly as a retelling of events that are common knowledge

Projekt Ballhausplatz

Projekt Ballhausplatz

Solitude by Ninna Pálmadóttir

Ninna Pálmadóttir’s first feature is a fleet, gentle study of a melancholic farmer looking for connection as he resettles in Reykjavík

Einvera

Einvera

After the Fire by Mehdi Fikri

In French director Mehdi Fikri’s feature debut, the embers cool as a family seeks justice after an episode of police brutality

Avant que les flammes ne s'éteignent

Avant que les flammes ne s'éteignent

Working Class Goes to Hell by Mladen Djordjević

Maverick Serbian director Mladen Djordjević offers another infernal vision of his country's devastated society

Radnička klasa ide u pakao

Radnička klasa ide u pakao

Je'vida by Katja Gauriloff

The subdued black-and-white film from Finnish director Katja Gauriloff looks at a young girl cut off by force from her Sámi roots

Je'vida

Je'vida

Kanaval by Henri Pardo

Henri Pardo’s debut feature is an endearing story of trauma and displacement

Kanaval

Kanaval

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