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Sorry for the Genocide by Theodora Shandé, Matteo Sant’Unione

Theodora Shandé and Matteo Sant’Unione's documentary about the massacres carried out by German colonisers in Namibia at the beginning of the 20th century is a step on the path towards reconciliation

Sorry for the Genocide

Sorry for the Genocide

Savage House by Peter Glanz

Peter Glanz’s second feature is a wild and hilarious satire on greed and status, with Richard E Grant delivering a towering performance in a tale of excess and ambition

Savage House

Savage House

Women of Sin by Noufissa Charaï

Noufissa Charaï’s brilliant, intimist documentary focuses on Karima Nadir, one of a number of female activists in Morocco who are dedicating their lives to gaining recognition for women’s rights

Women of Sin

Women of Sin

Spacetime Chronicles by Stefano Bertelli

Stefano Bertelli’s animated movie marries memories and existential experiences with space-time theories using the fascinating technique of stop motion

Spacetime Chronicles

Spacetime Chronicles

Virginia Woolf's Night & Day by Tina Gharavi

Tina Gharavi’s adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s second novel follows Haley Bennett as Katharine Hilbery as she challenges societal expectations in London in 1910

Virginia Woolf's Night & Day

Virginia Woolf's Night & Day

Amongst the Birds by Mika Kaurismäki, Ragnar Axelsson, Ingvar Thórdarson

This charming documentary by Mika Kaurismäki, Ragnar Axelsson and Ingvar Þórðarson follows an elderly couple and their friends as they take care of a colony of 12,000 ducks

Fuglar (og menn)

Fuglar (og menn)

Sunset by Miloš Jaćimović

Serbian cinematographer and director Miloš Jaćimović’s documentary explores the passage of time in a physical therapy resort on the Montenegrin coast

Zalazak

Zalazak

Yugo Goes to America by Aleksa Borkovic, Filip Grujic

In their documentary, Filip Grujić and Aleksa Borković travel across the USA in a Yugo, learning new things about memories, dreams, adventure and life itself

Yugo Goes to America

Yugo Goes to America

Mata by Rachel Lang

With her third feature film, Rachel Lang shifts her arthouse cinema towards the spy thriller genre, exploring the inner workings and shadowy corners of the intelligence world

Mata

Mata

Che Guevara: The Last Companions by Christophe Dimitri Reveille

CANNES 2026: The documentary by Christophe Dimitri Réveille unfurls the gripping story of how the Marxist revolutionary’s surviving guerrilla fighters escaped Bolivia, as told in their own words

Les Survivants du Che

Les Survivants du Che

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