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DASHCAM by Rob Savage

A rapping, COVID-sceptic vlogger from Los Angeles livestreams her battle with a mysterious demon, in Rob Savage’s wilfully absurd new horror

DASHCAM

DASHCAM

SpaceBoy by Olivier Pairoux

Olivier Pairoux delivers an unexpected first feature film for all audiences, which tells the pop and deliciously nostalgic adventures of a young boy who dreams of space

SpaceBoy

SpaceBoy

Dog Years by Fabio Mollo

Fabio Mollo directs a funny young adult comedy starring the talented young rising star Aurora Giovinazzo, a colourful, inclusive and slightly crazy film

Anni da cane

Anni da cane

512 Hours by Adina Istrate, Giannina La Salvia

In this documentary Adina Istrate and Giannina La Salvia show us not the artist Marina Abramovic, but rather the audiences attending her performances, their thoughts and their reactions

512 Hours

512 Hours

The Albanian Virgin by Bujar Alimani

Bujar Alimani’s new film is a tale of female revolution and a curious ethnographic study of Albanian customs

Die albanische Jungfrau

Die albanische Jungfrau

The Burning Sea by John Andreas Andersen

Norwegian director John Andreas Andersen's disaster movie imagines the collapse of all the oil platforms in the North Sea, with great special effects and a brave heroine

Nordsjøen

Nordsjøen

Passing by Rebecca Hall

Rebecca Hall adapts Nella Larsen’s classic text of the Harlem Renaissance, focusing on the practice of racial passing

Passing

Passing

Tereza37 by Danilo Šerbedžija

A woman of a certain age will do almost anything to get pregnant and make her relatives happy in Danilo Šerbedžija’s third feature

Tereza37

Tereza37

Hide and Seek by Victoria Fiore

Victoria Fiore’s documentary offers a striking and heartbreaking view of life in Naples from the perspective of a 12-year-old boy

Nascondino

Nascondino

No Man Is an Island by Igor Sterk

Igor Šterk goes down memory lane and remembers his and his buddies’ days in the Yugoslav People’s Army in the late 80s in his documentary

Septembrska klasa

Septembrska klasa

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