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The Prince of Nanawa by Clarisa Navas

Clarisa Navas’ epic documentary charts the life of a resilient young boy as he grows up in an isolated Paraguayan town bordering Argentina

El príncipe de Nanawa

El príncipe de Nanawa

Oxana by Charlène Favier

Charlène Favier traces the revolutionary and artistic existence of one of the founders of the Femen movement, full of courage and adversity, in a moving fiction film

Oxana

Oxana

The Vanishing Point by Bani Khoshnoudi

Iranian director Bani Khoshnoudi tries to give life to the ghost of a family’s past that now only lives through the few objects that inhabited it

Noghteh-e-Goriz

Noghteh-e-Goriz

Our Father, Our President by Manuel Huerga

Manuel Huerga reminds us why Jordi Pujol, former president of the Government of Catalonia, does not have a street, square or park in Barcelona named after him

Parenostre

Parenostre

Colostrum by Sayaka Mizuno

Sayaka Mizuno traces with great sensibility and poetry the daily life of characters that seem to live out of time, surrounded by nature that embraces them almost to the point of suffocation

Colostrum

Colostrum

The Creeps by Marko Mäkilaakso

Marko Mäkilaakso's darkly comedic snowman slasher is a charmingly trashy celebration of 1980s cult classics, made with great attention to detail

The Creeps

The Creeps

Obscure Night – "Ain't I a Child?" by Sylvain George

In the final chapter of his touching trilogy about migration, Sylvain George and his protagonists arrive in the city of Paris where splendour flirts with misery

Nuit obscure - "Ain’t I a Child?"

Nuit obscure - "Ain’t I a Child?"

The Last Shore by Jean-François Ravagnan

Jean-François Ravagnan looks back on the tragic media image of a young Gambian drowning in Venice to seek out his roots and to give him a name

La Dernière Rive

La Dernière Rive

Away by Gerard Oms

Gerard Oms draws on his own experience as an emigrant in his first feature film as a director, in which his misplaced protagonist tries –and fails– to escape from himself

Molt lluny

Molt lluny

Croma by Manuel Abramovich

Manuel Abramovich creates a shared cinematographic utopia in which his characters experiment with new and liberatory forms of community living

Croma

Croma

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