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The Island by Anca Damian

Anca Damian revisits the meeting of Robinson Crusoe and Friday in a lavish, political, symbolic and poetic animated work. A contemporary and timeless visual whirlwind

The Island

The Island

Broadway by Christos Massalas

A thriller blending romance and social realism, Christos Massalas’ hybrid first feature film follows a small community of pickpockets living in Athens

Broadway

Broadway

À ciel ouvert by Charlie Petersmann

Charlie Petersmann's latest feature film gives us a behind-the-scenes look at a pharaonic construction site that seems to swallow up everything and everyone

À ciel ouvert

À ciel ouvert

Three Minutes - A Lengthening by Bianca Stigter

Bianca Stigter's documentary sheds light on the tragic destiny of Nasielsk's Jewish community through a short 16 mm home movie accidentally found in a closet

Three Minutes - A Lengthening

Three Minutes - A Lengthening

The Mission by Tania Anderson

Young Mormons head to Finland in Tania Anderson’s doc, intent on following Cinderella’s mother’s advice at all costs: “Have courage and be kind”

The Mission

The Mission

My Old School by Jono McLeod

Alan Cumming lip-synchs the subject of one of the most bizarre stories in recent history in Jono McLeod's debut feature-length animated documentary

My Old School

My Old School

(Im)mortels by Lila Ribi

Lila Ribi's second touching feature film is a true declaration of love for her 100-year-old grandmother, an unforgettable character

(Im)mortels

(Im)mortels

My Emptiness and I by Adrián Silvestre

Adrián Silvestre returns to fiction by portraying the misadventures of Raphäelle Perez, a French trans girl who has spent years searching for her identity and a well-rounded life… But haven’t we all?

Mi vacío y yo

Mi vacío y yo

Calendar Girls by Maria Loohufvud, Love Martinsen

Maria Loohufvud and Love Martinsen’s good-natured Swedish documentary feels way too familiar, and not just because of that title

Calendar Girls

Calendar Girls

You Won't Be Alone by Goran Stolevski

In Goran Stolevski’s atmospheric, yet a tad too Terrence Malick-y, feature debut, witches really are everywhere

You Won't Be Alone

You Won't Be Alone

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