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Chemical Bond by Aurélien Peilloux

Aurélien Peilloux’s dynamic debut feature film uses fiction to lift the veil on the ruthless underbelly of academic research associated with the pharmaceutical industry

Chercheurs

Chercheurs

North to Paradise by Dani Sancho

Following a young Ghanaian on his way to Barcelona, Dani Sancho’s debut feature film charts an emblematic migratory odyssey, navigating between light and shade, tragedy and hope

Viatge al país dels blancs

Viatge al país dels blancs

Summer Meadow by Naël Khleifi, Lisa Debauche

Lisa Debauche and Naël Khleifi paint the portrait of a young woman torn apart by exile, who tries to rebuild her life far from other people by becoming a shepherdess in the Alps

L'estive

L'estive

Rain Dogs by Maxime Roy

Maxime Roy delivers a tragicomedy merrily oscillating between gritty social realism and madcap heist caper, following in the wake of three endearing ne’er-do-wells

Beaux Seigneurs

Beaux Seigneurs

The Ideas by Fabian Stumm

In his third feature, Fabian Stumm anthologises six stories about interpersonal relationships, steeped in his now-signature blend of irony, sensitivity and shrewd timing

Die Ideen

Die Ideen

Sevda by Ufuk Emiroglu

Swiss-Turkish director Ufuk Emiroğlu makes her fiction debut with a tale about a real-estate developer battling a professional dilemma while being confronted with a personal one

Sevda

Sevda

Mila/Marija by Andrina Mracnikar

Andrina Mračnikar tells the story of a young Carinthian Slovene woman who joins the anti-Nazi partisan resistance

Mila/Marija

Mila/Marija

The Last Resort by Maria Sødahl

By zooming in on a Danish family on holiday, Maria Sødahl unflinchingly reflects the struggle between compassion and helplessness in the face of the refugee crisis

Paradis

Paradis

The Roses of Marrakesh by Ginevra Elkann

Between a garden that needs protecting and a past that needs confronting, Ginevra Elkann portrays two women brought together by loneliness, love and unresolved family ties

Le rose di Marrakech

Le rose di Marrakech

Eva by Emanuela Rossi

Emanuela Rossi delivers a psychological thriller suspended between fairy tale and mythology, turning eco-anxiety into a parable about the relationship between adults, nature and the future of children

Eva

Eva

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