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Requiem to the Hot Days of Summer by Giorgi Parkosadze

Giorgi Parkosadze’s debut feature is a slice-of-life documentary set in the Georgian mountains, but there’s plenty of room for more audacity

Requiem to the Hot Days of Summer

Requiem to the Hot Days of Summer

Fairy Garden by Gergö Somogyvári

In his sophomore feature-length documentary, Gergő Somogyvári observes the relation between two outcasts of the conservative and unjust Hungarian society

Fairy Garden

Fairy Garden

Medium by Christina Ioakeimidi

Christina Ioakeimidi crafts a competent, emotional study of young love for her sophomore feature

Medium

Medium

Bottlemen by Nemanja Vojinović

History, pollution, and class and racial issues overlap in Nemanja Vojinović's documentary about marginalised men working at one of Europe's largest unsanitary landfills

Bottlemen

Bottlemen

First Case by Victoria Musiedlak

The film by French director Victoria Musiedlak shows the complicated daily life of a young lawyer at grips with her first homicide case

Première affaire

Première affaire

Bonjour la langue by Paul Vecchiali

Exploring familial ties and challenging industry conventions, Paul Vecchiali's last film is a testament to the unwavering spirit of auteur cinema at its barest essentials

Bonjour la langue

Bonjour la langue

Ricardo and Painting by Barbet Schroeder

After bringing his ‘Trilogy of Evil’ to a close, Barbet Schroeder chooses to zoom in on the life of a gentle soul, a talented painter and one of his closest friends

Ricardo et la Peinture

Ricardo et la Peinture

Sirin by Senad Sahmanovic

An American lawyer goes back to her native town in Montenegro, where she navigates both the local social landscape and her own emotional one, in Senad Šahmanović’s striking debut

Sirin

Sirin

A Day, 365 Hours by Eylem Kaftan

Despite the multitude of approaches and styles employed, Eylem Kaftan manages to send a clear message about domestic abuse in Turkey with her documentary

Bir gün, 365 saat

Bir gün, 365 saat

What's to be done? by Goran Dević

Croatian documentary master Goran Dević returns with a powerful, artistic investigative film that charts the human toll of government corruption and disdain for the ordinary worker

Što da se radi?

Što da se radi?

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