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Amore mio by Guillaume Gouix

Guillaume Gouix’s first feature film is a family-focused road movie exploring grief and sorority during a sun-drenched breakaway

Amore mio

Amore mio

H by Carlos Pardo Ros

If you’ve never submerged yourself in the tumultuous San Fermín festivities, you can now do so from the comfort of your cinema seat with Carlos Pardo Ros’s first solo feature

H

Wolka by Árni Ásgeirsson

Suspense, tension and secrets from the past are probed in Iceland by a dangerous Polish woman on parole, in the last movie by the late Árni Ólafur Ásgeirsson

Wolka

Wolka

Inmotep by Julián Génisson

Julián Génisson proves in this hallucinatory comedy that he is a magician of hypnosis, a one-of-a-kind creator and an unusual chronicler of the disturbing reality we live in

Inmotep

Inmotep

EuroDonbas by Korney Gritsyuk

The third full-length documentary by Ukrainian director Korney Gritsyuk is dedicated, like his previous film, to the Donetsk region

EuroDonbas

EuroDonbas

Houria by Mounia Meddour

Mounia Meddour drills down into the feminist resistance vein running through Papicha, further stylising the theme and offering another wonderful role to Lyna Khoudri

Houria

Houria

After the Winter by Ivan Bakrač

Montenegro’s Ivan Bakrač reveals subtle but very real promise in his first feature film about five childhood friends on the verge of adulthood

Poslije zime

Poslije zime

Into the Ice by Lars Ostenfeld

Danish director Lars Henrik Ostenfeld’s documentary is a bold but troubling journey into climate change, following three glaciologists on the Greenland ice sheet

Rejsen til isens indre

Rejsen til isens indre

Kaymak by Milcho Manchevski

Social satire meets sex comedy – and a whole lot of dairy – in Milcho Manchevski’s confusing latest

Kaymak

Kaymak

Flowing by Paolo Strippoli

Co-produced by Italy and Belgium, Paolo Strippoli’s horror film is a post-pandemic movie which takes the fear, anger and social tensions amplified by social media, to the extreme

Piove

Piove

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