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The Cellar by Brendan Muldowney

Don’t buy those “reasonably priced” old houses, people, or there will be hell to pay, as director Brendan Muldowney proves

The Cellar

The Cellar

Golden Land by Inka Achté

Let the gold rush begin, in this good-natured documentary by Inka Achté, the winner of the National Audience Award at Tampere

Kultainen maa

Kultainen maa

Becoming a Black Woman by Rachel M’Bon, Juliana Fanjul

Journalist Rachel M’Bon and director Juliana Fanjul open the floor to black women in Switzerland in a first step towards liberating silenced voices

Je suis noires

Je suis noires

Angels of Sinjar by Hanna Polak

Hanna Polak's documentary about the consequences of the 2014 genocide against the Yazidis tells the story through the experience of a woman trying to get her sisters back from ISIS captivity

Angels of Sinjar

Angels of Sinjar

A Marble Travelogue by Sean Wang

Sean Wang's perceptive documentary tells the unlikely and epic story of the connection between Greek marble and the world's biggest stone market in China

A Marble Travelogue

A Marble Travelogue

It All Begins by Frédéric Choffat

Frédéric Choffat’s latest feature places us up close and personal with a generation who are fighting to survive in a world that’s falling apart

Tout commence

Tout commence

Red Jungle by Juan José Lozano, Zoltán Horváth

In this animated oddity by Juan José Lozano and Zoltán Horváth, Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness meets You’ve Got Mail

Jungle rouge

Jungle rouge

Drop it by Audrey Ginestet

A fascinating first feature film by Audrey Ginestet, which very skilfully revisits the case and the legal battle of the so-called "Tarnac terrorists" from a human perspective

Relaxe

Relaxe

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

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