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Nowhere by Peter Monsaert

Peter Monsaert offers up a portrait of two men, a childless father and a fatherless child, in a family drama which defies destiny to espouse the light of life in the South

Nowhere

Nowhere

Besties by Marion Desseigne-Ravel

Marion Desseigne Ravel delivers a simple, modest and very lifelike first feature film about love at first sight between girls, in the fierce and conformist context of a working-class district

Les Meilleures

Les Meilleures

Heroes by Goran Nikolic

In his debut feature, Goran Nikolić explores a different kind of heroism in medieval Serbia

Heroji

Heroji

Let the Wrong One In by Conor McMahon

Conor McMahon’s new feature is a wonderfully silly film, rich in slapstick and sarcasm, and with a pinch of cringe comedy

Let the Wrong One In

Let the Wrong One In

Darkling by Dusan Milic

Serbian director Dušan Milić's psychological drama-horror set in post-war Kosovo builds a convincing world and tells an engaging story, but lacks a decisive finishing touch

Mrak

Mrak

The Invisible Thread by Marco Simon Puccioni

Marco Simon Puccioni’s new movie explores the breaking up of a two-dad family and uses humour to tackle complex themes such as dual paternity and blood ties

Il filo invisibile

Il filo invisibile

My Wonderful Life by Łukasz Grzegorzek

The third feature by Łukasz Grzegorzek is a delight to watch, boasting an on-screen world that shimmers with melancholy, joy, anger and regret, all at once

Moje wspaniałe życie

Moje wspaniałe życie

Me cuesta hablar de mí by Chema de la Peña

With the utmost respect and admiration, Chema de la Peña brings us closer to the figure of his fellow Salamancan Charo López, a profoundly beautiful actress with lashings of personality

Me cuesta hablar de mí

Me cuesta hablar de mí

L'ombra del giorno by Giuseppe Piccioni

Giuseppe Piccioni’s new film is a melodrama set during Fascism which speaks to the present and draws on the acting talent of Riccardo Scamarcio and Benedetta Porcaroli

L'ombra del giorno

L'ombra del giorno

Cop Goes Missing by Frédéric Videau

Interweaving several characters' lives, Frédéric Videau’s fiction film dissects the day-to-day of the average police officer and reveals a society on its knees

Selon la police

Selon la police

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