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Sew Torn by Freddy Macdonald

A seamstress has three choices to make in Freddy Macdonald’s quirky, genre-infused debut feature

Sew Torn

Sew Torn

Luce by Silvia Luzi, Luca Bellino

The second film by directing duo Silvia Luzi and Luca Bellino stars a wondrous Marianna Fontana as a young woman sublimating the loss of her father

Luce

Luce

Holy Electricity by Tato Kotetishvili

Tato Kotetishvili’s feature debut is an urban road movie starring two solitary men who shine neon light around the outskirts of Tbilisi in exchange for closeness

Holy Electricity

Holy Electricity

Moon by Kurdwin Ayub

Kurdwin Ayub’s second feature brings clashing worlds together, attempting to facilitate their collision through the complex constellations of sisterhood

Mond

Mond

Mexico 86 by César Díaz

After Our Mothers, which won Cannes’ Golden Camera in 2019, César Díaz is changing tone to deliver a personal and high-tension spy film questioning parenthood and social engagement

Mexico 86

Mexico 86

Drowning Dry by Laurynas Bareiša

Lithuanian director Laurynas Bareiša’s second feature thrusts us into the intimacy of fragile characters who are trying to piece themselves back together following a terrible tragedy

Seses

Seses

The Deposition by Claudia Marschal

Claudia Marschal delivers an incredibly powerful and subtly directed film on the poignant subject of a sexual assault carried out by a priest on a young teenage boy

La Déposition

La Déposition

The Sparrow in the Chimney by Ramon Zürcher

This time directing solo, Ramon Zürcher enchants us with his unmistakeable style, treating us to a dark film that questions ideas about heteronormative families

Der Spatz im Kamin

Der Spatz im Kamin

A Sisters' Tale by Leila Amini

Iranian director Leila Amini films her sister, an aspiring singer, across seven years, in a country where public singing by women is banned

A Sisters' Tale

A Sisters' Tale

Fréwaka by Aislinn Clarke

Irish writer-director Aislinn Clarke’s second powerful feature takes us inside the psyche of a tormented character facing up to the horrors of her past

Fréwaka

Fréwaka

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