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Background by Khaled Abdulwahed

The very creative Khaled Abdulwahed malaxes memories and sets out to follow the few traces left by his father, a Syrian student in the German Democratic Republic in the 1950s

Background

Background

Citizen Saint by Tinatin Kajrishvili

Georgian director Tinatin Kajrishvili departs from her earlier style with this black-and-white allegory that combines religion and superstition to strange and intriguing effect

Mokalake Tsmindani

Mokalake Tsmindani

Double Blind by Ian Hunt-Duffy

Irish director Ian Hunt-Duffy’s debut feature film is an angst-inducing huis clos tinged blood-red and exuding a strong smell of disinfectant

Double Blind

Double Blind

Embryo Larva Butterfly by Kyros Papavassiliou

Past? Present? Future? In Kyros Papavassiliou’s arthouse oddity, you get it all at once

Embryo Larva Butterfly

Embryo Larva Butterfly

Temporaries by Pier-Philippe Chevigny

Stronger as a statement than in the stylistic department, Pier-Philippe Chevigny’s debut feature examines the mistreatment of migrant seasonal workers in Quebec

Richelieu

Richelieu

She Came at Night by Jan Vejnar, Tomáš Pavlíček

A mother from hell comes at night and disrupts the dynamic between her son and his partner in Jan Vejnar and Tomáš Pavlíček’s comedy with horror overtones

Přišla v noci

Přišla v noci

The Hypnosis by Ernst De Geer

Debuting director Ernst De Geer wants you to feel uncomfortable. Very uncomfortable

Hypnosen

Hypnosen

Brutal Heat by Albert Hospodářský

Social surrealism flourishes in the Gen Z-centred coming-of-age road movie directed by debutant Albert Hospodářský

Brutální vedro

Brutální vedro

The Wall by Philippe Van Leeuw

Philippe Van Leeuw looks at the equally inscrutable and unredeemable character of racism at the heart of a US Border Patrol, embarked on a manhunt that is most of all a hunt for anyone “other”

The Wall

The Wall

Say God Bye by Thomas Imbach

Swiss director Thomas Imbach sets off on a pilgrimage in search of his legend, Jean-Luc Godard, and the result is a road movie at once playful and profound

Say God Bye

Say God Bye

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