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Lads by Julien Menanteau

Julien Menanteau distinguishes himself with a hard-hitting and authentic first feature film, using fiction to delve into the hidden side of the horse-stable world and dreams of glory on racetracks

Lads

Lads

My Dear Théo by Alisa Kovalenko

In this haunting wartime diary, Alisa Kovalenko balances motherhood and survival, crafting a raw self-portrait from the frontlines for her son

My Dear Théo

My Dear Théo

The Lions by the River Tigris by Zaradasht Ahmed

In Zaradasht Ahmed’s emotive documentary, made following Mosul’s liberation from ISIS, a stone carving above a door takes on a symbolic value

The Lions by the River Tigris

The Lions by the River Tigris

Sugarland by Isabella Brunäcker

Two young people cross Europe by car in Isabella Brunäcker’s debut feature, filmed on glorious 16 mm

Sugarland

Sugarland

Flophouse America by Monica Strømdahl

Monica Strømdahl’s first feature-length documentary is an intimate – yet painful – look at a boy and his parents caught in the grip of addiction

Flophouse America

Flophouse America

Una figlia by Ivano De Matteo

Ivano De Matteo homes in once again on extreme family situations, this time asking what we’d do if our child committed a crime, and focusing on the road to making amends

Una figlia

Una figlia

The Remnants of You by Gala Gracia

Gala Gracia's debut film carries the scent of the countryside and the taste of truth, telling the story of two sisters with contrasting lives who must readjust after the death of their father

Lo que queda de ti

Lo que queda de ti

I Am Night at Noonday by Gaspard Hirschi

Gaspard Hirschi revisits Don Quixote with stupefying and joyful audacity, mapping out Marseille by following in the footsteps of an improbable duo

Je suis la nuit en plein midi

Je suis la nuit en plein midi

The Srebrenica Tape – From Dad, for Alisa by Chiara Sambuchi

Chiara Sambuchi follows a woman on an emotional journey to uncover answers about the titular tape that her father made while sheltered in Srebrenica during the Bosnian War

The Srebrenica Tape – From Dad, for Alisa

The Srebrenica Tape – From Dad, for Alisa

À demain sur la Lune by Thomas Balmès

French filmmaker Thomas Balmès’ latest documentary explores our willingness to accept death – with some help from a therapeutic horse

À demain sur la Lune

À demain sur la Lune

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