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9 Moons by Patricia Ortega

Patricia Ortega embraces the queer feel-good movie with a story that breaks new ground for sexual diversity and potential models of masculinity, far removed from stale, toxic stereotypes

9 lunas

9 lunas

Bearhunting by Peter Meister

Set in Germany in 1834, Peter Meister’s satire sends a group of toxic men off on a bear hunt, where the real prey is the truth – and the participants themselves

Bärenjagen

Bärenjagen

The Patron by Julia Thelin

Julia Thelin’s debut film is one of those films that may not be perfect – treading a fine line when it comes to credibility – yet remains mesmerising from start to finish

Mecenaten

Mecenaten

Memories of a Forest by Katharina Rabl

Austrian director Katharina Rabl's feature debut deals with heritage and family patterns that entire generations of women are stuck in

Memories of a Forest

Memories of a Forest

The Sunrise File by Rupert Wyatt, Emilie Phuong

Rupert Wyatt and Emilie Phuong’s work is a gripping historical espionage thriller whose contemporary framing sidesteps meaningful commentary on today's conflicts

Le Dossier de l'aube

Le Dossier de l'aube

Motherwitch by Minos Papas

Rooted in Cypriot folklore and maternal grief, Minos Papas’ feature is an uneven but distinctive folk-horror tale whose local specificity proves more powerful than its explicit scares

Δωδεκάμερον

Δωδεκάμερον

Soul of the Seasons by Alessandro Cattaneo

Alessandro Cattaneo’s documentary marks time across the seasons, exploring social, religious and work-related rituals in Italy and favouring pure observation over social critique

Lo spirito delle stagioni

Lo spirito delle stagioni

De Gaulle: Liberté by Antonin Baudry

The second part of Antonin Baudry’s two-part series devoted to the figure of the General – as epic as ever – follows De Gaulle in his quest for freedom and for sovereignty for France

La Bataille de Gaulle : J'écris ton nom

La Bataille de Gaulle : J'écris ton nom

Rogue Trooper by Duncan Jones

Duncan Jones’ loveable experiment based on the science-fiction comic strip of the same title follows a lone genetically engineered soldier seeking revenge on an alien planet

Rogue Trooper

Rogue Trooper

Muyi by Julien Chheng

Julien Chheng whisks us away to China with a highly endearing, epic adventure film blending modernity and legend, following in the wake of a fearless teenage girl

Muyi, la légende du village des femmes

Muyi, la légende du village des femmes

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