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Traces by Dubravka Turic

The protagonist of Dubravka Turić’s moody feature-length directorial debut tries to move on with her life following the death of her father

Traces

Traces

Rheingold by Fatih Akin

Fatih Akin's film about rapper Xatar is masterfully shot but loses focus as it tells its character’s real-life story — from Kurdish refugee, to cynical criminal, to German hip hop star

Rheingold

Rheingold

Beanie by Slobodan Maksimović

Slobodan Maksimović’s feature is a proper gem of a Christmas movie, and will be enjoyed by children and parents alike

Kapa

Kapa

In a Land That No Longer Exists by Aelrun Goette

Despite the presence of a decent cast and an appealing setting, Aelrun Goette’s coming-of-age romcom gets bogged down in too many clichés inherent to the two genres

In einem Land, das es nicht mehr gibt

In einem Land, das es nicht mehr gibt

Gym Class by Stefano Cipani

Scripted by the D’Innocenzo brothers, Stefano Cipani’s second film respects unity of place and time and is buoyed by its dialogue and acting performances, yet its tone remains unclear

Educazione Fisica

Educazione Fisica

Zillion by Robin Pront

Robin Pront goes somewhere we never expected him to go after his first feature film, to bring the early 2000s back to life in an Antwerp nightclub

Zillion

Zillion

Robbing Mussolini by Renato De Maria

Despite technical decency and a promising basic concept, Renato De Maria’s new film is chaotic and unenjoyable

Rapiniamo il Duce

Rapiniamo il Duce

Polaris by Ainara Vera

Leave it to Spanish director Ainara Vera to combine a strong sisterly bond and the Arctic, and for it to actually make perfect sense

Polaris

Polaris

Sisu by Jalmari Helander

Finnish director Jalmari Helander offers an alternate reality in his new project, awarded with the main prize at Sitges, creating a film as enthralling as it is bizarre

Sisu

Sisu

Inner Lines by Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd

In Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd’s film, the sound of silence meets a deafening cacophony of voices

Inner Lines

Inner Lines

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