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Better Go Mad in the Wild by Miro Remo

Miro Remo's newest genre-defying hybrid work provides an insight into two twins living in the wild, a kind of life that might seem unbelievable for many viewers

Raději zešílet v divočině

Raději zešílet v divočině

Action Item by Paula Ďurinová

Paula Ďurinová’s observational-essayistic hybrid documentary reframes mental health problems as a systemic condition, rather than an individual struggle

Neplatené voľno

Neplatené voľno

Duchoň by Peter Bebjak

Slovak director Peter Bebjak charts the rise and fall of a Czechoslovak pop singer and examines state-sanctioned stardom behind the Iron Curtain

Duchoň

Duchoň

Promise, I’ll Be Fine by Katarína Gramatová

Katarína Gramatová’s feature debut is a coming-of-age tale filled with hard truths, set in the heart of the Slovak countryside

Hore je nebo, v doline som ja

Hore je nebo, v doline som ja

Hallow Road by Babak Anvari

British-Iranian director Babak Anvari investigates the obscure meanderings of the human mind, the grey zones where instinct prevails over reason

Hallow Road

Hallow Road

Squealers by Abel Ferry

French director Abel Ferry takes us to an abattoir targeted by a group of activists who’ll do anything to protect animal rights

Gibier

Gibier

Jimmy Jaguar by Bence Fliegauf

Bence Fliegauf uses a pseudo-documentary form to trace how rumours of a folkloric demon evolve into a psychosocial phenomenon

Jimmy Jaguar

Jimmy Jaguar

Renovation by Gabriele Urbonaite

Gabrielė Urbonaitė’s solo feature debut delivers a satisfying relationship dramedy that jumps into the nuances of having one’s status quo shaken up

Renovacija

Renovacija

They Come Out of Margo by Alexandros Voulgaris

The eighth feature by Alexander Voulgaris is an idiosyncratic, experimental horror-musical that works best on a subconscious and visceral level

Vgainoun mesa ap ti Margo

Vgainoun mesa ap ti Margo

Don't Call Me Mama by Nina Knag

Nina Knag’s debut feature explores the limits of desire and the asymmetry of power through a forbidden love affair

Se meg

Se meg

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