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La Guerra Civil by Eva Longoria

Eva Longoria Bastón's documentary tells the story of boxing champions Julio César Chávez and Oscar De La Hoya's historic rivalry, but through a rather traditional film language

La Guerra Civil

La Guerra Civil

We Met in Virtual Reality by Joe Hunting

Young debuting filmmaker Joe Hunting signs off on the first feature documentary filmed entirely inside ‘social VR’ and your login details are required

We Met in Virtual Reality

We Met in Virtual Reality

Utama by Alejandro Loayza Grisi

Alejandro Loayza Grisi crafts a highly promising, existentialist and mystical first feature film about a family of three Quechua Indians against the spectacular backdrop of the Bolivian Altiplano

Utama

Utama

Gentle by Anna Eszter Nemes, László Csuja

Hungarian directors László Csuja and Anna Nemes deliver an intensely physical fiction film telling the painful and moving tale of a bodybuilding champion and her coach

Szelíd

Szelíd

Forma del primo movimento by Tommaso Donati

The first feature from Ticino director Tommaso Donati relies on body language to reveal the truths hidden deep within each of us

Forma del primo movimento

Forma del primo movimento

Hatching by Hanna Bergholm

Leave it to Hanna Bergholm’s Finnish oddity to announce there is another Birdman in town

Pahanhautoja

Pahanhautoja

Nothing Compares by Kathryn Ferguson

Kathryn Ferguson’s functional, if hardly revelatory, documentary pretty much repeats what you already know about Sinéad O’Connor

Nothing Compares

Nothing Compares

Speak No Evil by Christian Tafdrup

Danish director Christian Tafdrup proves that you should never talk to strangers – also as an adult

Gæsterne

Gæsterne

Babysitter by Monia Chokri

Canadian actress and director Monia Chokri returns to directing with an ebulliently creative and funny second feature, adapted from the Catherine Léger play

Babysitter

Babysitter

Living by Oliver Hermanus

Bill Nighy is a cancer-stricken bureaucrat in search of lost time in South African director Oliver Hermanus’ adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s Ikiru

Living

Living

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