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The Wait by Aku Louhimies

The new film by Finnish director Aku Louhimies is a feminist tale of desire that feels like a foregone conclusion

Odotus

Odotus

O, Collecting Eggs Despite the Times by Pim Zwier

Pim Zwier’s Best Directing Award winner in the Envision Competition is one of IDFA’s oddest films, and also one of its best

O, verzamelen van eieren in weerwil van de tijd

O, verzamelen van eieren in weerwil van de tijd

The Shadow Hour by Benjamin Martins

Germany’s Benjamin Martins leaves realism behind and opts for a more instinctive and expressionistic visual style in his new film

Schattenstunde

Schattenstunde

Nr. 10 by Alex Van Warmerdam

Dutch director Alex van Warmerdam returns with a characteristically disturbing and unclassifiable film

Nr. 10

Nr. 10

A Place Called Dignity by Matías Rojas Valencia

Matías Rojas Valencia goes straight to hell in his Tallinn official competition entry based on a terrifying true story that one would hope was completely made up

Un lugar llamado Dignidad

Un lugar llamado Dignidad

Other Cannibals by Francesco Sossai

This year’s First Feature Competition victor is an unnerving tale of an oddly well-adjusted cannibal, by debuting director Francesco Sossai

Other Cannibals

Other Cannibals

Blind Love by Damien Hauser

This thrifty, inventive, no-budget debut by young Swiss-Kenyan filmmaker Damien Hauser tackles the subject of disability with both empathy and irreverence

Pime armastus

Pime armastus

Sandra Gets a Job by Kaupo Kruusiauk

Part workplace satire, part stiff oddity, Kaupo Kruusiauk’s film won’t be getting a promotion any time soon

Sandra saab tööd

Sandra saab tööd

The Radio Amateur by Iker Elorrieta

A young autistic man obsessed with radio engineering tries to find some independence, but crueller forces attempt to impede him, in Spaniard Iker Elorrieta’s sensitive debut

El radioaficionado

El radioaficionado

Mr. Landsbergis by Sergei Loznitsa

In his latest, Sergei Loznitsa answers FAQs about Lithuania's break from the Soviet Union, over the course of four bloody hours

Mr. Landsbergis

Mr. Landsbergis

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