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The 9th Step by Irma Puzauskaite

Irma Pužauskaitė’s debut film is a sober and moving drama about a young alcoholic father battling to stay on the right track and to mend his relationship with his daughter

9-tas Zingsnis

9-tas Zingsnis

Polish Prayers by Hana Nobis

Hana Nobis’s debut feature-length documentary brings us up close and personal with a complex and emotional character who is attempting to confront his own inner demons

Polish Prayers

Polish Prayers

Not a Thing by Fanni Szilágyi

In Fanni Szilágyi’s playful and subtle debut feature film, Natasa Stork excels in a double role, playing twins who follow seemingly different social and personal paths

Veszélyes lehet a fagyi

Veszélyes lehet a fagyi

Zuhal by Nazli Elif Durlu

Turkish director Nazlı Elif Durlu’s first work blends light-heartedness and pathos, with its enchanting protagonist and gentle critique of chauvinist society

Zuhal

Zuhal

Let's Get Lost by François Pirot

For his second feature film, François Pirot has chosen a quintet of extraordinary actors who harmonise wonderfully, reading off a screenplay with surrealist undertones

Ailleurs si j'y suis

Ailleurs si j'y suis

Fashion Babylon by Gianluca Matarrese

The documentary by Gianluca Matarrese explores the behind-the-scenes world of haute couture following three characters who gravitate around it

Fashion Babylon

Fashion Babylon

Narcosis by Martijn de Jong

In his debut feature, positively bristling with controversial emotions, Dutch director Martijn de Jong captures the multi-faceted process of mourning in an unusually picturesque manner

Narcosis

Narcosis

Happy Pills by Arnaud Robert, Paolo Woods

Arnaud Robert and Paolo Woods’ documentary is a journey into the world of pharmaceuticals and the globalised obligation to be happy, courtesy of a pill

Happy Pills

Happy Pills

Listen by Maria Douza

In her second film, Greek director Maria Douza follows a deaf girl whose impairment at times seems to be more of a gift than a curse

Ákousé me

Ákousé me

Hole in the Head by Dean Kavanagh

Irish director Dean Kavanagh finds imaginative ways to bridge experimental and narrative cinema in a feature about narcissism, caring and filmmaking

Hole in the Head

Hole in the Head

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