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Dear Thomas by Andreas Kleinert

Meet Thomas Brasch, sometime proud resident of the GDR, playwright, filmmaker, blocked novelist, and now star of his own lengthy biopic helmed by Andreas Kleinert

Lieber Thomas

Lieber Thomas

The Score by Malachi Smyth

British writer-director Malachi Smyth brings a potential cinematic first to Tallinn Black Nights – a “singing” heist film

The Score

The Score

Troubled Minds by Lauris Abele, Raitis Abele

In their debut feature, Latvian brothers Raitis, Lauris and Mārcis Abele explore the existential collapse of two artists struggling to cope with their mental-health issues

Nemierīgie prāti

Nemierīgie prāti

Precious Ivie by Sarah Blasskiewitz

In her feature debut, Sarah Blaßkiewitz deals with the more casual forms of racism in Saxony society, plus the heroine’s identity and her need for change

Ivie Wie Ivie

Ivie Wie Ivie

The Diary of Vaino Vahing by Rainer Sarnet

Rainer Sarnet nails the essence of the life and work of the titular writer, playwright and master provocateur in his artful docu-fiction hybrid

Vaino Vahingu päevaraamat

Vaino Vahingu päevaraamat

My Parents' Divorce by Romy Trajman, Anais Straumann-Lévy

Romy Trajman and Anaïs Straumann-Levy’s documentary is an intimate and surprising first film in the form of a family study perched on the frontier of things left unsaid and transcending genres

Le Divorce de mes Marrants

Le Divorce de mes Marrants

Herd Immunity by Adilkhan Yerzhanov

Adilkhan Yerzhanov’s latest feature once again boasts a cast split between white clowns and augustes, but the result is far less effective than that achieved in Yellow Cat

Onbagandar

Onbagandar

Fantasía by Aitor Merino

Using the metaphor of a journey, Aitor Merino builds up an emotive and lucid memoir of life and sentiment

Fantasía

Fantasía

Perpetuity by György Pálfi

This time around, Hungarian helmer György Pálfi offers up a dystopian drama of meaningless violence and obliterated life perspective

Mindörökké

Mindörökké

¡Dolores, guapa! by Jesús Pascual

Jesús Pascual’s documentary, which swept the Panorama Andaluz section at Seville, proves that there is not such a huge gulf between the Holy Week processions in Seville and the pride march

¡Dolores, guapa!

¡Dolores, guapa!

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