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Kalman's Day by Szabolcs Hajdu

Established Hungarian filmmaker Szabolcs Hajdu unravels the frustrations and existential dilemmas of two couples during a midlife crisis

Kalman's Day

Kalman's Day

Unmoored by Caroline Ingvarsson

Caroline Ingvarson’s feature debut is a run-of-the-mill thriller-drama hampered by some questionable artistic choices

Unmoored

Unmoored

Dark Paradise by Triin Ruumet

Triin Ruumet’s stylish sophomore feature is an explosion of rage and a display of visual acrobatics, yet the core essence gets lost amidst all the narrative somersaults

Tume paradiis

Tume paradiis

Mo Mamma by Eeva Mägi

Estonian filmmaker Eeva Mägi’s first full-length fiction tenderly explores family bonds and mutual acceptance while featuring three generations of women

Mo Mamma

Mo Mamma

The Man from Rome by Jaap van Heusden

Jaap van Heusden’s latest feature is a gripping psychological drama about a priest seeking the truth behind a mysterious Crying Madonna

De man uit Rome

De man uit Rome

Oxygen Station by Ivan Tymchenko

Ivan Tymchenko tells the story of the Crimean Tatar political activist Mustafa Dzhemilev as a tense piece of a crime fiction and political thriller

Kysneva Stantsiia

Kysneva Stantsiia

Patient#1 by Rezo Gigineishvili

With his latest feature, Rezo Giginieshvili has something to say about the past, the present and the never-changing nature of power that cannot be given away

Patsiyent No. 1

Patsiyent No. 1

Behind the Haystacks by Asimina Proedrou

Asimina Proedrou's proficient debut explores moral ambiguities and social tensions on the Greek border, with a stamp of approval as the country’s Academy Award submission

Píso apó tis thimoniés

Píso apó tis thimoniés

Power by Mátyás Prikler

In his sophomore feature, Mátyás Prikler examines the mechanics of power and morality through the story of a fatal hunting accident involving high-profile politicians

Moc

Moc

Guest Star by Vasilis Christofilakis

Greek director Vasilis Christofilakis portrays in a humorous manner an insecure man living in the shadow of his popular parents – famous actors from the recent past

Guest Star

Guest Star

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