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The Ordinaries by Sophie Linnenbaum

In her feature debut, Sophie Linnenbaum explores the societal divide through the lens of a movie set

The Ordinaries

The Ordinaries

The Uncle by David Kapac, Andrija Mardesic

Andrija Mardešić and David Kapac’s feature debut whisks us away to an awkward Christmas with a malevolent uncle in 1980s Yugoslavia

Stric

Stric

Another Spring by Mladen Kovačević

Mladen Kovačević's new documentary tackles the 1972 smallpox epidemic in Yugoslavia with an approach that combines a procedural account of events with a horror-film atmosphere

Još jedno proleće

Još jedno proleće

Year of the Shark by Ludovic Boukherma, Zoran Boukherma

Surfing the wave of the summertime pleasures of comedy and angst, Ludovic and Zoran Boukherma cunningly revisit Jaws as craftsmen of quirkiness and diversion

L'année du requin

L'année du requin

The Word by Beata Parkanová

Beata Parkanová makes a sincere but modest attempt to tell the story of life under communism in the aftermath of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia

Slovo

Slovo

Austral by Benjamin Colaux

Benjamin Colaux delivers a hypnotising documentary about the sublime and senseless passion felt by a fistful of men for the sea, a place of life and death

Austral

Austral

Family Dinner by Peter Hengl

Austrian director Peter Hengl's feature-film debut flirts with horror by telling the story of a family dinner that turns into a ritual banquet

Family Dinner

Family Dinner

Fucking Bornholm by Anna Kazejak

Anna Kazejak’s feature is another story about people dealing with mid-life crises, but it’s evil and cruel enough to make it a compelling, brand-new tale

Fucking Bornholm

Fucking Bornholm

Vesper by Kristina Buožytė, Bruno Samper

After 2012’s Vanishing Waves, Lithuanian director Kristina Buožytė and French helmer Bruno Samper return with an impressive dystopian sci-fi film

Vesper

Vesper

The Strange Case of Jacky Caillou by Lucas Delangle

Lucas Delangle delivers an inspired first feature in the vein of a new neo-rural French cinema on the border between naturalism and fantasy

Jacky Caillou

Jacky Caillou

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