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Zoo Lock Down by Andreas Horvath

Andreas Horvath takes the viewer on a relaxing trip through a Salzburg Zoo shut down due to COVID-19

Zoo Lock Down

Zoo Lock Down

Fools by Tomasz Wasilewski

Polish director Tomasz Wasilewski returns with another film about a difficult love, featuring remarkable technical prowess but a problematic structure

Głupcy

Głupcy

And Then There Was Love… by Šimon Holý

Šimon Holý’s sophomore feature is a quirky, melancholic comedy about two generations struggling to understand each other

A pak prisla laska...

A pak prisla laska...

BANGER. by Adam Sedlák

Adam Sedlák’s drug tragicomedy evokes Trainspotting as a young dealer races against the clock to raise €5,000

BANGER.

BANGER.

Borders of Love by Tomasz Wiński

Things get messy in Tomasz Wiński’s Crystal Globe Competition entry, about a couple who want more and somehow end up with less

Hranice lásky

Hranice lásky

Ramona by Andrea Bagney

In her feature debut, Andrea Bagney delves into the romantic and personal self-exploration of a woman in her early thirties

Ramona

Ramona

Small-town Boys by Gaël Lepingle

Gaël Lépingle spins a diffracted and atmospheric three-part tale about the solitude experienced by gay youngsters during the long, slow days spent in communities deep in the provinces

Des Garçons de province

Des Garçons de province

A Provincial Hospital by Ilian Metev, Ivan Chertov, Zlatina Teneva

Ilian Metev, Ivan Chertov and Zlatina Teneva's film documents the COVID-19 situation in the hospital of a small Bulgarian town with warmth and a real human connection

Edna provintsialna bolnitsa

Edna provintsialna bolnitsa

The Lives of Infamous Men by Marianne Pistone, Gilles Deroo

Gilles Deroo and Marianne Pistone craft a seemingly austere yet rich, fascinating and subtle work of fiction treading the line between social norms and human nature

La Vie des hommes infâmes

La Vie des hommes infâmes

Piety by Eduardo Casanova

Eduardo Casanova draws parallels between the household and the state dictatorship in his largely pastel-coloured second feature

La piedad

La piedad

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