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Divas by Máté Kőrösi

Hungarian filmmaker Máté Kőrösi explores the lives of three 20-year-old girls, establishing a dialogue that inserts himself as one of the protagonists

Divas

Divas

Rampart by Marko Grba Singh

Marko Grba Singh's first feature is an intricate and often exhilarating auto-biographical documentary based on old home videos from the 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia

Rampart

Rampart

A New Old Play by Qiu Jiongjiong

Qiu Jiongjiong’s Special Jury Prize winner demands commitment, but rewards it with, among other things, a playful take on the afterlife. The good news is, they have soup

Jiao Ma Tang Hui

Jiao Ma Tang Hui

Not So Friendly Neighbourhood Affair by Danis Tanović

Danis Tanović’s newest post-lockdown comedy advocates for loyal friendship as well as for sticking to one’s roots and tradition

Deset u pola

Deset u pola

The Elegy of Laurel by Dušan Kasalica

In his first feature, Montenegrin director Dušan Kasalica shows enviable control in a scathing drama about a self-satisfied man comfortable in his social position and oblivious to the needs of others

Elegija lovora

Elegija lovora

Luzifer by Peter Brunner

Based upon a true story, Austrian director Peter Brunner’s new feature film immerses itself in a world where mysticism and redemption are inextricably linked

Luzifer

Luzifer

Cop Secret by Hannes Þór Halldórsson

You have the right to enjoy Hannes Þór Halldórsson’s Icelandic buddy cop action-comedy. And to remain silent, obviously

Leynilögga

Leynilögga

Wet Sand by Elene Naveriani

Elene Naveriani presents her poignant second feature film, an invigorating yet melancholy hymn to diversity revolving around a cathartic investigation into a refused identity

Wet Sand

Wet Sand

Zeros and Ones by Abel Ferrara

Co-produced by Germany, the UK and the USA, Abel Ferrara’s latest work turns out to be a chaotic and difficult film to decipher, held aloft by an omnipresent score

Zeros and Ones

Zeros and Ones

From the Planet of the Humans by Giovanni Cioni

Director Giovanni Cioni uses the tale of a famous but controversial 1920s scientist to take an askance look at the history of migration on the French and Italian border

Dal pianeta degli umani

Dal pianeta degli umani

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