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Balearic by Ion de Sosa

Ion de Sosa’s second fiction feature allows the transcendental to seep through the cracks in what’s neither a fever-dream nor a fable, but a secret, third storytelling form

Balearic

Balearic

The Fin by Syeyoung Park

Syeyoung Park takes us on an emotional journey set in a unified but devastated post-apocalyptic Korea

The Fin

The Fin

Donkey Days by Rosanne Pel

Rosanne Pel’s sophomore feature tells the story of two sisters’ rivalry as they strive to earn their quirky mother’s love and attention

Donkey Days

Donkey Days

The Dead of Winter by Brian Kirk

Brian Kirk transports the audience to the snowy plains of Minnesota where the uncontaminated countryside forming the backdrop to his characters’ lives hides unanticipated dangers

The Dead of Winter

The Dead of Winter

The Birthday Party by Miguel Ángel Jiménez

Spanish helmer Miguel Ángel Jiménez stages a birthday extravaganza led by Willem Dafoe and based on Greek writer Panos Karnezis’s eponymous novel

The Birthday Party

The Birthday Party

Nova '78 by Rodrigo Areias, Aaron Brookner

Aaron Brookner and Rodrigo Areias take us back in time to a convention where leading intellectuals and artists gathered to celebrate William S Burroughs

Nova '78

Nova '78

E by Anna Eriksson

With her third feature film, provocative Finnish director Anna Eriksson takes us to the Desert of the Real, a kind of frenzied metaverse populated by lost souls

E

White Snail by lsa Kremser, Levin Peter

Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter merge a tale of intimacy with strikingly atmospheric visuals as a model and a morgue worker forge an unexpected bond in Belarus

White Snail

White Snail

With Hasan in Gaza by Kamal Aljafari

Kamal Aljafari’s documentary offers an unvarnished meditation on the cyclical nature of loss, the persistence of erasure, and the fragile yet enduring traces of humanity that linger in between

With Hasan in Gaza

With Hasan in Gaza

God Will Not Help by Hana Jušić

Hana Jušić's second feature is a striking, rich work that tells a period family story containing surprising elements, and with some original and accomplished technical contributions

Bog neće pomoći

Bog neće pomoći

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