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Remember to Blink by Austėja Urbaitė

Austėja Urbaitė’s feature is a solid debut revolving around cultural clashes and parental possessiveness

Per Arti

Per Arti

All Your Faces by Jeanne Herry

Buoyed by an impeccable cast, Jeanne Herry crafts a remarkable ensemble film, sensitively fictionalising the process of reconnection and reparation that comes with restorative justice

Je verrai toujours vos visages

Je verrai toujours vos visages

Bloodhound by Yamina Zoutat

Exploring blood and suffering but also rebirth, Yamina Zoutat’s is a mysterious movie which balks at nothing, like a bloodhound hunting its prey

Chienne de rouge

Chienne de rouge

Phantom Parrot by Kate Stonehill

You may never look the same way at passport control in British airports after watching Kate Stonehill’s menacing documentary

Phantom Parrot

Phantom Parrot

Blix Not Bombs by Greta Stocklassa

Greta Stocklassa’s sophomore effort explores the complexities of post-9/11 diplomacy, but ends up asking the wrong questions

Blix Not Bombs

Blix Not Bombs

Total Trust by Jialing Zhang

Zhang Jialing's urgent new documentary tackles state surveillance in China to gripping, frightening and heartbreaking effect

Total Trust

Total Trust

On the Edge by Nicolas Peduzzi

Nicolas Peduzzi returns with an intense documentary set in a Clichy hospital where a young psychiatrist takes care of complicated cases with rare patience and understanding

État limite

État limite

The Fantastic Golem Affairs by Juan González (Burnin' Percebes), Nando Martínez (Burnin' Percebes)

The Burnin' Percebes achieve one of the great virtues of fiction, making a story believable and enjoyable beyond its real-life possibility

El fantástico caso del Golem

El fantástico caso del Golem

Vintersaga by Carl Olsson

Carl Olsson’s documentary is a social kaleidoscope of modern-day Sweden shot through with Scandinavian laconism, showing that the way we act in front of the camera is now the same all over the world

Vintersaga

Vintersaga

Roving Woman by Michal Chmielewski

Michał Chmielewski’s debut feature is a strong calling card about love, and shared loneliness in the California desert, executive-produced by Wim Wenders

Roving Woman

Roving Woman

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