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Suro by Mikel Gurrea

Newcomer Mikel Gurrea bursts onto the Spanish film scene with this solid, fierce and unsettling duel of human contradictions and ambiguities

Suro

Suro

Sparta by Ulrich Seidl

In his bold style, Ulrich Seidl dares to tackle the subject of paedophilia head-on, turning his protagonist into someone who cannot escape from himself

Sparta

Sparta

Forever by Frelle Petersen

Danish director Frelle Petersen casts a sensitive look at a family where each member has the space to grieve in their own way

Resten af livet

Resten af livet

Pornomelancolía by Manuel Abramovich

Manuel Abramovich presents an audacious film where fiction and reality come together to shine a light on issues rarely explored in contemporary auteur cinema

Pornomelancolía

Pornomelancolía

Tax Me If You Can by Yannick Kergoat

Yannick Kergoat delivers an engaged and clear documentary, at once very educational, funny and terribly edifying on large-scale tax evasion

La (très) grande évasion

La (très) grande évasion

The Kings of the World by Laura Mora

Laura Mora Ortega’s second feature film confirms her status as one of the greatest talents in the modern-day Latin American filmscape

Los reyes del mundo

Los reyes del mundo

Carbon by Ion Borș

First-time director Ion Borş uses an absurd approach to delve deep into the chaos of the Transnistria War

Carbon

Carbon

The Great Silence by Katrine Brocks

Katrine Brocks' feature debut explores themes of faith, forgiveness and guilt that, despite its ambition, falls short of the emotional heights the story demands

Den Store Stilhed

Den Store Stilhed

Unruly by Malou Reymann

Malou Reymann's unsettling historical drama is awash with subtle modern-day parallels to female reproductive choices

Ustyrlig

Ustyrlig

All Quiet On The Western Front by Edward Berger

In the third ever, and first German, adaptation of the classic novel, Edward Berger crafts a haunting tale of the price of war and its unhinged enforcers

Im Westen Nichts Neues

Im Westen Nichts Neues

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