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Promises by Amanda Sthers

Amanda Sthers creates an intense and poignant love drama that plays with time, starring Pierfrancesco Favino and Kelly Reilly

Promises

Promises

Animals by Nabil Ben Yadir

Nabil Ben Yadir delivers a radical film gesture which scrutinises the final hours of a young man who’s the victim of a brutal homophobic crime, and the hours which follow his death

Animals

Animals

Once Were Humans by Goran Vojnović

In his third feature film, Goran Vojnović adds the refugee crisis to the mix of personal and ethnic relationships in a border town in Northwest Slovenia

Nekoc so bili ljudje

Nekoc so bili ljudje

Back to Sölöz by Serge Avedikian

Serge Avédikian’s insightful documentary conducts an investigation that extends way beyond the film’s running time and leaves us with substantial food for thought

Retourner à Sölöz

Retourner à Sölöz

Mediterráneo: The Law of the Sea by Marcel Barrena

Marcel Barrena’s film retraces the birth of the NGO Open Arms which has saved thousands of refugees, but is too enthusiastic in celebrating its protagonist

Mediterráneo

Mediterráneo

Krystof by Zdenek Jirasky

Zdeněk Jiráský's latest feature follows a man who finds himself on the run, his life upended by the communist-led purges of Czech religious institutions

Krystof

Krystof

Land of Dreams by Shirin Neshat, Shoja Azari

Shirin Neshat and Shoja Azari throw Sheila Vand, Matt Dillon and William Moseley into a borderline surrealist satire on identity and the excesses of the United States

Land of Dreams

Land of Dreams

The Phantom of the Open by Craig Roberts

Mark Rylance is the phantom haunting the snootiest golf courses in the land with his mediocre playing skills, in this amiable Brit-com from Craig Roberts

The Phantom of the Open

The Phantom of the Open

Belfast by Kenneth Branagh

Kenneth Branagh leaves Shakespeare and Hollywood blockbusters behind to make his most personal work to date, a childhood memoir about growing up in Belfast amidst The Troubles

Belfast

Belfast

Eiffel by Martin Bourboulon

Aided by an excellent Romain Duris, Martin Bourboulon crafts a spectacular film about the construction of the Eiffel Tower, underpinned by a contrastingly mundane romantic line

Eiffel

Eiffel

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