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Nightsiren by Tereza Nvotová

Slovakian director Tereza Nvotová presents a drama with supernatural undertones which overturns tragically persistent stereotypes

Svetlonoc

Svetlonoc

Stella in Love by Sylvie Verheyde

Sylvie Verheyde’s seventh feature is an atmospheric vintage revisiting of her teenage years, spent on the verge of an adulthood which seems to offer scant prospects

Stella est amoureuse

Stella est amoureuse

Sermon to the Fish by Hilal Baydarov

A no-frills film boasting beauty and soul, Hilal Baydarov’s ninth feature ponders what remains after winning a war

Balıqlara xütbə

Balıqlara xütbə

De noche los gatos son pardos by Valentin Merz

Valentin Merz’s captivating debut feature film is a destabilising portrait of an alternative society dominated by instincts

De noche los gatos son pardos

De noche los gatos son pardos

Safe Place by Juraj Lerotić

One brother tries to save another in an unsympathetic environment and against all odds in Juraj Lerotić's psychologically charged debut

Sigurno mjesto

Sigurno mjesto

Piaffe by Ann Oren

The first feature film by contemporary artist and director Ann Oren explores a physical mutation which becomes a proud and contemptuous identity claim

Piaffe

Piaffe

Human Flowers of Flesh by Helena Wittmann

Helena Wittmann quotes Beau Travail in her latest feature, the slowest example of slow cinema in recent memory

Human Flowers of Flesh

Human Flowers of Flesh

Astrakan by David Depesseville

David Depesseville presents his debut feature film about adolescence, combining impressionism and cruel realism and exuding dark-to-sinister undertones

Astrakan

Astrakan

Serviam – I Will Serve by Ruth Mader

Austrian director Ruth Mader demonstrates great lucidity while investigating the consequences of a mysticism which morphs into fanaticism

Serviam – Ich will dienen

Serviam – Ich will dienen

Sister, What Grows Where Land Is Sick? by Franciska Eliassen

Young Norwegian director Franciska Eliassen makes her debut with a very personal film encompassing ecofeminism and ancestral legends

Den siste våren

Den siste våren

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