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Arsenie. An Amazing Afterlife by Alexandru Solomon

Alexandru Solomon’s staged documentary explores Romanians’ fascination with a dead monk

Arsenie. Viața de apoi

Arsenie. Viața de apoi

While We Watched by Vinay Shukla

Vinay Shukla’s documentary portrait of a broadcast journalist in India fighting a lonely fight against nationalism and disinformation is riveting and inspiring

While We Watched

While We Watched

Chutzpah - Something on modesty by Monica Stambrini

In an attempt to manage a personal crisis, Monica Stambrini places her own life at the centre of a documentary, reflecting upon herself and the confines of privacy

Chutzpah – Qualcosa sul pudore

Chutzpah – Qualcosa sul pudore

The Store by Ami-Ro Sköld

Swedish director Ami-Ro Sköld’s film is a drama about work, welfare and integration policies whose troubling nature is amplified by the use of stop motion animation

Butiken

Butiken

My Muslim Husband by Daniel Bărnuți, Alexandra Lizeta Bărnuți

Romanian directorial duo and life partners Daniel Bărnuți and Alexandra Lizeta Bărnuți depict the turmoil of their uneasy marriage in this uneven documentary self-portrait

Soțul meu musulman

Soțul meu musulman

Red Herring by Kit Vincent

Young British documentarian Kit Vincent creates a unique end-of-life study, focusing on the years following his diagnosis as having a terminal brain tumour

Red Herring

Red Herring

Pretty Red Dress by Dionne Edwards

The debut feature by British filmmaker Dionne Edwards is an empathetic look at masculinity and sexuality, but is almost too equivocal for its own good

Pretty Red Dress

Pretty Red Dress

Tish by Paul Sng

Documentarian Paul Sng surveys the life of British photographer Tish Murtha, who trained her lens on the country’s deprived yet resilient North East

Tish

Tish

Rosa and the Stone Troll by Karla Nor Holmbäck

The feature debut from Karla Nor Holmbäck is a charming film that will delight very young audiences and be a rejuvenating balm for the adults

Roselil og stentrolden

Roselil og stentrolden

The Gullspång Miracle by Maria Fredriksson

Maria Fredriksson’s debut feature tells an eerie story of family reunification that gradually develops into a stranger-than-fiction mystery-drama

Miraklet i Gullspång

Miraklet i Gullspång

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