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The Beauty of Errors by Jukka Kärkkäinen

Jukka Kärkkäinen finds tenderness, absurdity and hard-won acceptance inside a Finnish family whose fragile balance is disrupted by a son’s passage into adulthood

Kappale kauneinta Suomea

Kappale kauneinta Suomea

The Crystal Planet by Arsen Anton Ostojic

Sourced from a story by Dušan Vukotić, Arsen Anton Ostojić’s animated feature portrays ecology, responsibility, friendship and adventure clashing with greed and corruption

Kristalni planet

Kristalni planet

The Odyssey by Christopher Nolan

Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated adaptation of the Homeric epic delivers the grandeur he promises while also making an unexpected but rewarding metatextual commentary

The Odyssey

The Odyssey

Small Things by Zvonimir Jurić

A family gathering takes centre stage in Zvonimir Jurić’s naturalistic and quietly devastating latest feature

Male stvari

Male stvari

Comète by Elie Wajeman

Élie Wajeman skilfully weaves together a sensitive ensemble film on a shoestring budget, intertwining the stories of 18 characters who reflect aspects of today’s urban world

Comète

Comète

Foam of Worlds by Anna Marziano

Anna Marziano sets an intimate mother-daughter relationship - and a lawsuit asserting the right to environmental protection - against the backdrop of the Venice Lagoon which is under threat

Schiuma di mondi

Schiuma di mondi

Homo sive natura by Giovanni C. Lorusso

Giovanni C Lorusso turns a Cambodian land grab into a compelling, visually rigorous study of colonialism surviving long after the colonisers themselves have disappeared

Homo sive natura

Homo sive natura

Gaua by Paul Urkijo Alijo

Paul Urkijo Alijo draws on Basque folklore and oral tradition to deliver a forbidden love story transcending reality

Gaua

Gaua

Rain Catcher by Michele Fiascaris

Michele Fiascaris turns nocturnal London into a seductive surveillance maze in a stylish neo-noir about voyeurism, obsession and the treachery of images

Rain Catcher

Rain Catcher

Morten by Ivan Pavljutskov

Ivan Pavljutskov’s accomplished debut follows a teenager whose moral awakening unfolds between a hostile school environment, a fractured home and the spectral calm of the Estonian countryside

Morten

Morten

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