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Soul of the Seasons by Alessandro Cattaneo

Alessandro Cattaneo’s documentary marks time across the seasons, exploring social, religious and work-related rituals in Italy and favouring pure observation over social critique

Lo spirito delle stagioni

Lo spirito delle stagioni

De Gaulle: Liberté by Antonin Baudry

The second part of Antonin Baudry’s two-part series devoted to the figure of the General – as epic as ever – follows De Gaulle in his quest for freedom and for sovereignty for France

La Bataille de Gaulle : J'écris ton nom

La Bataille de Gaulle : J'écris ton nom

Rogue Trooper by Duncan Jones

Duncan Jones’ loveable experiment based on the science-fiction comic strip of the same title follows a lone genetically engineered soldier seeking revenge on an alien planet

Rogue Trooper

Rogue Trooper

Muyi by Julien Chheng

Julien Chheng whisks us away to China with a highly endearing, epic adventure film blending modernity and legend, following in the wake of a fearless teenage girl

Muyi, la légende du village des femmes

Muyi, la légende du village des femmes

Piccolo miracolo by Guido Chiesa

Guido Chiesa combines sentimental comedy with a social reflection on the theme of home and urban transformation, primarily leaning on Greta Scarano’s convincing performance

Piccolo miracolo

Piccolo miracolo

Julián by Louise Bagnall

Louise Bagnall’s animated feature is a colourful and joyful ode to accepting one’s roots and aspirations, as portrayed through the story of a courageous young boy

Julián

Julián

The Violinist by Ervin Han, Raúl García

Ervin Han and Raúl García deliver a film of sweeping temporal scope, blending the intimate with epic war history and with the flame of music guiding the way

The Violinist

The Violinist

Back and Forth by Cristian Bota

In his feature-length directorial debut, actor Cristian Bota compellingly explores inherited toxic behavioural patterns

Dus-întors

Dus-întors

Blaise by Dimitri Planchon, Jean-Paul Guigue

Dimitri Planchon and Jean-Paul Guigue deliver a uniquely charming first feature film which uses humour to draw on a slightly quirky realism, creating a modest story based on misunderstandings

Blaise

Blaise

Where the Sun Shines Bright by Lam Can-zhao

Lam Can-zhao’s compact coming-of-age anthology finds a moving thread of loneliness and emotional confusion across its childhood chapters

Yángguāng cànlàn dì dìfāng

Yángguāng cànlàn dì dìfāng

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