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Decorado by Alberto Vázquez

Alberto Vázquez’s animated feature about an unemployed mouse in an existential crisis of relentless performance anxiety is a highlight

Decorado

Decorado

The Boy with the Light-Blue Eyes by Thanasis Neofotistos

Thanasis Neofotistos’s debut feature blends coming-of-age themes with magical realism, tracking a teenager accused of carrying a curse in the northern Greek mountains

The Boy with the Light-Blue Eyes

The Boy with the Light-Blue Eyes

Tickling the Devil by Piotr Małecki, Maciek Nabrdalik

Piotr Małecki and Maciek Nabrdalik’s powerful and cleverly structured film speaks about PTSD through its protagonist, famous war photographer Christopher Morris

Tickling the Devil

Tickling the Devil

Animal Farm by Andy Serkis

Andy Serkis’s adaptation of George Orwell’s novel is more hollow A-list spectacle than coherent manifesto

Animal Farm

Animal Farm

Stand Up by Mari Sanders

Mari Sanders delivers a poignant, dynamic and dazzlingly lucid first feature film about a young woman catapulted into the world of disability

Stand Up

Stand Up

Skateboarding Is Not for Girls by Dina Duma

Dina Duma’s second film tells the story of two sisters in Skopje confronting gender expectations, which entail social restrictions and forced marriage

Skejtanje ne e za devojčinja

Skejtanje ne e za devojčinja

Sorry for the Genocide by Theodora Shandé, Matteo Sant’Unione

Theodora Shandé and Matteo Sant’Unione's documentary about the massacres carried out by German colonisers in Namibia at the beginning of the 20th century is a step on the path towards reconciliation

Sorry for the Genocide

Sorry for the Genocide

Savage House by Peter Glanz

Peter Glanz’s second feature is a wild and hilarious satire on greed and status, with Richard E Grant delivering a towering performance in a tale of excess and ambition

Savage House

Savage House

Women of Sin by Noufissa Charaï

Noufissa Charaï’s brilliant, intimist documentary focuses on Karima Nadir, one of a number of female activists in Morocco who are dedicating their lives to gaining recognition for women’s rights

Women of Sin

Women of Sin

Spacetime Chronicles by Stefano Bertelli

Stefano Bertelli’s animated movie marries memories and existential experiences with space-time theories using the fascinating technique of stop motion

Spacetime Chronicles

Spacetime Chronicles

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