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Red Sky at Night by Emanuele Mengotti

The second chapter in Emanuele Mengotti’s trilogy on the American West depicts the first days of lockdown in Las Vegas, flitting between doctors, deniers and homeless people

Rosso di sera

Rosso di sera

No Dogs or Italians Allowed by Alain Ughetto

Combining poetry and realism, small and big history, in an original and personal animation style, Alain Ughetto signs a very endearing work of testimony on Italian migration

Interdit aux chiens et aux Italiens

Interdit aux chiens et aux Italiens

My Love Affair with Marriage by Signe Baumane

Latvian director Signe Baumane returns with a gloriously fun new feature that melds musical, science, animation and female rebellion

My Love Affair with Marriage

My Love Affair with Marriage

Pink Moon by Floor van der Meulen

With a perfectly transparent first feature, Floor van der Meulen dives subtly and without excessive heaviness into the heart of respect for free will in the choice to live or die

Pink Moon

Pink Moon

Woman on the Roof by Anna Jadowska

Anna Jadowska’s latest film is a stark and compelling examination of twilight-year malaise and a societal attitude towards women that is fundamentally broken

Kobieta na dachu

Kobieta na dachu

Breaking the Ice by Clara Stern

Growing up is hard to do on the professional ice rinks of Vienna, in Clara Stern’s first feature

Breaking the Ice

Breaking the Ice

Whispers of War by Florian Hoffmann

Florian Hoffmann blends documentary war footage with fiction tackling issues such as grief, disinformation and media manipulation

Stille Post

Stille Post

We Might as Well Be Dead by Natalia Sinelnikova

Natalia Sinelnikova’s debut feature uses an eerie co-op living community to satirise Western European mores

Wir könnten genauso gut tot sein

Wir könnten genauso gut tot sein

The Camera of Doctor Morris by Itamar Alcalay, Meital Zvieli

Itamar Alcalay and Meital Zvieli have assembled 8mm images, shot by a British doctor who moved to Israel in the 1960s, into a poignant portrait of a family in a state that was only just born

The Camera of Doctor Morris

The Camera of Doctor Morris

Tantura by Alon Schwarz

Alon Schwarz's documentary explores the massacre committed by Israeli forces in the titular Arab village in 1948, shedding light on a taboo topic shrouded in a culture of silence

Tantura

Tantura

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