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The Holy Boy by Paolo Strippoli

Paolo Strippoli tells the story of a mountain village which survives thanks to the healing power of a disturbing teenager known as “the angel of Remis”

La valle dei sorrisi

La valle dei sorrisi

Black Money for White Nights by Petar Valchanov, Kristina Grozeva

Bulgaria’s Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov are back with another tragicomedy rooted in the peculiarities of their home country’s petty mentality, this time fuelled by the global political context

Cherni pari za beli noshti

Cherni pari za beli noshti

Only Beautiful Things to Look At by Ivan Ostrochovský

Ivan Ostrochovský’s careful unraveling of biopolitical control centres on the friendship between a white female doctor and a Romani nurse in 1980s Czechoslovakia

Prameň

Prameň

Petty Thieves by Mate Ugrin

Croatian director Mate Ugrin's feature debut is a subtle, atmospheric and ambiguous film about two young employees of a posh hotel who team up to steal from the rich guests

Sitni lopovi

Sitni lopovi

33 Steps by Anna Domček, Šimon Domček

Slovak filmmakers Anna and Šimon Domček's first feature is a docufiction hybrid about a Roma man suffering from trauma after a brutal attack that almost killed him

33 krokov

33 krokov

Chica Checa by Šimon Holý

In Šimon Holý’s warm, intergenerational dramedy, a son’s hidden drag persona becomes the catalyst for a widowed mother’s late-life reawakening and hard-won acceptance

Chica Checa

Chica Checa

The Guests by Stefan Butzmühlen, Cristina Diz

Cristina Diz and Stefan Butzmühlen’s feature has the texture, performances and emotional seriousness of a strong period road movie, and strives to make its journey fully resonate

Die Gäste

Die Gäste

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

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