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Runner by Marian Mathias

Marian Mathias' first feature film statically depicts a young woman’s escape

Runner

Runner

Woman at Sea by Dinara Drukarova

Directing her first feature film, Dinara Droukarova dives into the wake of an unattached woman venturing into the decidedly virile world of fishermen in Iceland

Grand marin

Grand marin

Alam by Firas Khoury

Firas Khoury’s debut feature is a fiery and engaging exploration of youth, politicisation and forced forgetting

Alam

Alam

Driving Madeleine by Christian Carion

Christian Carion offers up a voyage through one person’s memories and depicts a bond developing between a taxi driver and his passenger in a simple and especially human film

Une belle course

Une belle course

Something You Said Last Night by Luis De Filippis

Luis De Filippis presents her poignant debut feature film offering a glimpse of family life as it veers between affection and inevitable conflict

Something You Said Last Night

Something You Said Last Night

Manticore by Carlos Vermut

Carlos Vermut once again leads the viewer into such turbulent territories that, days after watching his fourth feature film, his stimuli continue to strike our neurons

Mantícora

Mantícora

Kristos, The Last Child by Giulia Amati

VENICE 2022: Giulia Amati’s insightful documentary follows a messianically named tyke who’s the youngest person living on the 30-inhabitant-strong Greek island of Arki

Kristos, l’ultimo bambino

Kristos, l’ultimo bambino

Bread and Salt by Damian Kocur

VENICE 2022: In his brilliant first feature, Damian Kocur inspects violence and the legendary Polish hospitality, but takes it with a huge pinch of salt

Chleb i sól

Chleb i sól

Hawa by Maïmouna Doucouré

After Cuties, Maïmouna Doucouré successfully tries her hand at the modern fairytale, following a determined young heroine who dreams of being adopted by Michelle Obama

Hawa

Hawa

Trenque Lauquen by Laura Citarella

VENICE 2022: Argentinian director Laura Citarella steps up to the festival big leagues with this four-hour tale, following an academic researcher who decides to become a Sherlock Holmes-like gumshoe

Trenque Lauquen

Trenque Lauquen

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