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Yugo Florida by Vladimir Tagić

One of the year’s saddest films comes from Serbia’s Vladimir Tagić, who tells a father-son story that may lead male viewers to shed a tear or two

Yugo Florida

Yugo Florida

The Dance Club by Lisa Langseth

The psychotherapy industry gets a feel-good boost in Lisa Langseth’s comedy-drama flick, but not without some scathing criticism in tow

The Dance Club

The Dance Club

In the Penal Colony by Gaetano Crivaro, Silvia Perra, Ferruccio Goia, Alberto Diana

Gaetano Crivaro, Silvia Perra, Ferruccio Goia and Alberto Diana take us into the isolated daily life of four places in Sardinia where the last penal colonies of Europe remain active

Nella colonia penale

Nella colonia penale

I Saw a 'Suno' by Katalin Bársony

Katalin Bársony’s documentary, filmed over 15 years, is a rich and emotional picture that explores issues of displacement, identity and injustice

Suno Dikhlem

Suno Dikhlem

In Hell with Ivo by Kristina Nikolova

Kristina Nikolova’s artist portrait is a rare example of a protagonist taking over the film and the director letting them do so

In Hell with Ivo

In Hell with Ivo

Olivia by Sofía Petersen

The debut feature by Argentinian filmmaker Sofía Petersen, about a woman losing her father, is too enigmatic for its own good

Olivia

Olivia

Third World by Arsen Oremović

With his documentary, Arsen Oremović tries to capture the energies of two artists and their band while they made their seminal Yugoslav rock album

Treći Svijet

Treći Svijet

Otter by Srđan Vuletić

With his latest film, Srđan Vuletić attempts to step into the shoes of a teenage girl at a crucial moment in her life

Vidra

Vidra

The Pavilion by Dino Mustafić

A rebellion instigated by nursing-home residents is played for social criticism, satire and cheap laughs in Dino Mustafić’s comeback

Paviljon

Paviljon

Elder Son by Cecilia Kang

Cecilia Kang's triptych of a Korean-Argentinian family, inspired by her own experiences, introduces some fascinating themes filled with heart, but the emotional impact doesn’t land

Hijo mayor

Hijo mayor

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