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Klokkenluider by Neil Maskell

A couple on the run, two security officers, and a journalist meet in Neil Maskell’s directorial debut, blending suspenseful thriller features and very dark comedy

Klokkenluider

Klokkenluider

Things Unsaid by Eleonora Veninova

In Macedonian director Eleonora Veninova’s feature debut, an unsettled teenager disrupts a middle-class couple’s apparently secure marriage

Preeksponirano

Preeksponirano

Plastic Symphony by Juraj Lehotský

Juraj Lehotský’s psychological drama is aesthetically elegant but fails to dig deep into its lead character’s soul, resulting in a rather cold-hearted viewing experience

Plastic Symphony

Plastic Symphony

Ann by Ciaran Creagh

Ciaran Creagh’s new feature uncovers an important page in Ireland’s history, but several technical and directorial flaws affect the quality of the end result

Ann

Ann

Lucky Girl by Marysia Nikitiuk

The second feature by Ukrainian director Marysia Nikitiuk tells the story of a successful TV presenter struck down by cancer, who wants to fight the disease on her own terms

YA, Nina

YA, Nina

The Land Within by Fisnik Maxville

In his feature-length fiction debut, Fisnik Maxville deals with family secrets that come to light in the aftermath of the 1990s conflict in Kosovo

The Land Within

The Land Within

A Cup of Coffee and New Shoes On by Gentian Koçi

Gentian Koçi’s second feature puts the focus on two deaf twin brothers in light of a diagnosis indicating that they are about to lose their eyesight as well

A Cup of Coffee and New Shoes On

A Cup of Coffee and New Shoes On

Amusia by Marescotti Ruspoli

Marescotti Ruspoli’s debut feature is a visually refined, well-acted film with impressive work on sound, whose meandering plot reflects the disorientation of its protagonists

Amusia

Amusia

Apolonia, Apolonia by Lea Glob

In her fascinating IDFA winner, Lea Glob starts off with one portrait of an artist and ends up with two

Apolonia, Apolonia

Apolonia, Apolonia

The Fox by Adrian Goiginger

Adrian Goiginger’s sophomore feature tells the heartbreaking story of his great-grandfather, an Austrian soldier who comes across a wounded fox cub at the dawn of World War II

Der Fuchs

Der Fuchs

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