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Non-Aligned: Scenes from the Labudović Reels by Mila Turajlic

The second half of Mila Turajlić’s diptych about the cameraman who became Yugoslav president Tito's personal cinematographer suffers from being too vague and wide-ranging

Non-Aligned: Scenes from the Labudović Reels

Non-Aligned: Scenes from the Labudović Reels

Servus Papa, See You in Hell by Christopher Roth

Christopher Roth’s new feature sees libertine ideas twisted into tyranny and examines the effect of this on a teenage girl growing up in a commune near Vienna

Servus Papa, See You in Hell

Servus Papa, See You in Hell

And Yet We Were All Blind by Béatrice Pollet

Béatrice Pollet delivers a captivating legal thriller on the subject of motherhood, exploring a seemingly unfathomable act

Toi non plus tu n'as rien vu

Toi non plus tu n'as rien vu

Driving Mum by Hilmar Oddsson

Hilmar Oddsson’s comeback film feels rusty, just like his protagonist’s clapped-out car. But every once in a while, it actually runs smoothly

Á Ferð með Mömmu

Á Ferð með Mömmu

Mission to Mars by Amat Vallmajor del Pozo

Amat Vallmajor del Pozo’s feature debut is a crazy dystopian low cost road movie, filmed in black and white, starring brothers taking on a surrealist task

Misión a Marte

Misión a Marte

Wake Me by Marko Santic

In his efficient fourth feature film, Marko Šantić examines a nationalist thug’s chances at redemption after he suffers memory loss

Zbudi Me

Zbudi Me

Pelican by Filip Heraković

Filip Heraković’s debut feature sees him placing an injured footballer in a spa resort as he sets out on a soul-searching quest

Pelican

Pelican

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

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