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Stuntwomen by Elena Avdija

Elena Avdija’s debut feature film which triumphed in the Swiss festival’s Focus Competition opens our eyes to the fascinatingly complex world of stuntwomen

Cascadeuses

Cascadeuses

The Open Body by Ángeles Huerta

Ángeles Huerta's first fiction feature film faithfully adapts a story by Xosé Luis Méndez Ferrín, managing to project the strength of the author's words in beautiful and powerful images

O Corpo Aberto

O Corpo Aberto

King of the Butterflies by Olaf de Fleur Johannesson

Olaf de Fleur’s new documentary is an intimate, endearing portrait of a man who tries to reclaim his life after 20 years of incarceration

King of the Butterflies

King of the Butterflies

To Books and Women I Sing by Maria Elorza

In her debut film, María Elorza not only pays beautiful homage to literature, but also takes a personal and lucid exploration into the possibilities of cinema

A los libros y a las mujeres canto

A los libros y a las mujeres canto

Mother by Zornitsa Sophia Popgantcheva

Zornitsa Sophia’s drama film focuses on a theatre director who is forced to reconsider her views on motherhood

Mother

Mother

Dante by Pupi Avati

Pupi Avati shows the most human aspect of the author of the Divine Comedy, but a narration that lines up historical episodes does not reveal his inner demons

Dante

Dante

Tobacco Barns by Rocío Mesa

In her debut film, Rocío Mesa devises an interesting and moving fable about the meaning of identity and the search for freedom

Secaderos

Secaderos

The Sixth Child by Léopold Legrand

Léopold Legrand signs a fascinating, masterful and very well interpreted first feature about an illegal practice carried out secretly by two couples

Le sixième enfant

Le sixième enfant

Rubikon by Magdalena Lauritsch

Director Magdalena “Leni” Lauritsch asks probing questions about human morals in her feature debut, but can’t always provide an engaging plot to go along with them

Rubikon

Rubikon

A Tale of Shemroon by Emad Aleebrahim Dehkordi

The feature debut by Emad Aleebrahim Dehkordi is a mature look at modern-day Iranian society and the limited options afforded to its younger generations

Chevalier noir

Chevalier noir

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