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Do Not Argue with the Staff at the Baths by Ivan Cherkelov

Ivan Cherkelov’s eccentrically titled and melancholic seventh feature centres on the leitmotifs of return and withdrawal from life

Ne Vlizai V Prerekanie S Personala Na Banyata

Ne Vlizai V Prerekanie S Personala Na Banyata

Costa Brava, Lebanon by Mounia Akl

Debuting filmmaker Mounia Akl explores environmentalism in Lebanon through the lens of one defiant family, in this beautifully shot drama

Costa Brava, Lebanon

Costa Brava, Lebanon

Only Human by Igor Ivanov

Macedonian director Igor Ivanov’s third feature film interweaves six stories of moral decay, in a well-orchestrated and well-acted, dramatic crescendo

Homo

Homo

Rendir los machos by David Pantaleón

David Pantaleón makes his debut as a feature film director with a piece built up as a series of beautiful tableaux vivants, with a story inspired by traditions and rituals

Rendir los machos

Rendir los machos

3/19 by Silvio Soldini

Silvio Soldini’s new drama sees Kasia Smutniak shine in the shoes of a successful lawyer who’s the victim of an accident which causes her to call her whole life into question

3/19

3/19

Do Not Hesitate by Shariff Korver

Shariff Korver’s thrilling feature tells the story of three Dutch soldiers who lose track of reality as their mission in the Middle East takes an unexpected turn

Do Not Hesitate

Do Not Hesitate

The Belly of the Sea by Agustí Villaronga

Drawing on history, painting and literature, Catalan helmer Agustí Villaronga’s eclectic survival drama mercilessly digs into the darkest sides of human nature

El ventre del mar

El ventre del mar

For a Fistful of Fries by Jean Libon, Yves Hinant

Yves Hinant and Jean Libon explore the underbelly of society with a fascinating police investigation, combining implacable realism and benevolent humanism beyond social determinism

Poulet frites

Poulet frites

Alegría by Violeta Salama

In Violeta Salama’s debut film everything seems to be in line with its message; conflicts are flagged up, but they do not stretch beyond mere possibilities

Alegría

Alegría

The Racer by Kieron J. Walsh

Kieron J Walsh’s fiction film delves into the world of professional cycling, looking behind the occasionally noxious scenes of a Tour de France team and following in the wake of a wingman in the twilight of his career

The Racer

The Racer

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