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Snake Gas by David Jařab

Daniel Jařab’s film might be less intoxicating than its name and the idea behind it suggest, but it is still a decent take on Apocalypse Now in Europe

Hadí plyn

Hadí plyn

Sweet Sue by Leo Leigh

Leo Leigh’s feature debut is a darkly comic character study not unlike his father’s work, following an ageing singleton through the bleak modern dating scene

Sweet Sue

Sweet Sue

Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano by Cyril Aris

The inexhaustible spirit of Terry Gilliam’s on-set misadventures is all over Cyril Aris’s complex doc

Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano

Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano

Restore Point by Robert Hloz

Robert Hloz’s “Czech Blade Runner” marries retrofuturist cyberpunk aesthetics with an exploration of the nature of humankind that will captivate both mainstream and arthouse audiences

Bod obnovy

Bod obnovy

Facing Darkness by Jean-Gabriel Périot

Jean Gabriel Périot explores the siege of Sarajevo through the eyes of those carefree youngsters who used cameras as weapons and as a means to survive

Se souvenir d'une ville

Se souvenir d'une ville

Nightman by Melanie Delloye

Mélanie Delloye delivers a psychological thriller depicting the control and gaslighting tactics which wind their way into the daily life of a young couple isolated in an Irish manor house

Nightman

Nightman

Pandemonium by Quarxx

Quarxx takes us on a journey through the angst-inducing circles of a hell more human that Dantesque, an obscure place where humanity is refused any form of redemption

Pandemonium

Pandemonium

A Sensitive Person by Tomáš Klein

In Tomáš Klein's directorial debut, a dystopian, post-apocalyptic vision of the Czech Republic sets the stage for an exploration of sensitivity, morality and family ties

Citlivý člověk

Citlivý člověk

We Have Never Been Modern by Matěj Chlupáček

Matěj Chlupáček's sophomore feature intertwines a period crime narrative with the taboo subject of hermaphroditism in a socially engaged genre flick

Úsvit

Úsvit

Lost Children by Michèle Jacob

Belgian director Michèle Jacob finds an original way to illustrate the lasting effects of childhood trauma in her fiction feature debut

Les enfants perdus

Les enfants perdus

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