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After a Revolution by Giovanni Buccomino

Giovanni Buccomino's account of the lives of two siblings post-Libyan Revolution is ambitious and sprawling, but fails to achieve all it sets out to do, which was probably impossible from the get-go

After a Revolution

After a Revolution

Judges Under Pressure by Kacper Lisowski

Kacper Lisowski’s angry look at Poland’s judicial crisis occasionally mumbles, but certainly doesn’t hold back

Sędziowie pod presją

Sędziowie pod presją

A virxe roxa by Marcos Nine

The tragic killing of Hildegart Rodríguez at the hands of her mother Aurora takes the form of experimental true crime in Marcos Nine’s film, which sheds light on a dark and little-known past

A virxe roxa

A virxe roxa

A Family for 1640 Days by Fabien Gorgeart

Fabien Gorgeart delivers a remarkable, lively, moving, sensitive and highly accurate melodrama on filial feelings and our complex views over what makes a child happy

La Vraie Famille

La Vraie Famille

Diabolik by Marco Manetti, Antonio Manetti

Despite the iconic, black Jaguar E-Type, the Manetti Bros.’ film based on the Giussani sisters’ noir comic book is wordy, phlegmatic and devoid of brilliance

Diabolik

Diabolik

Dark Rider by Eva Küpper

Belgian documentary-maker Eva Küpper follows in the extraordinary wake of a man attempting to beat the world speed record held by a blind motorbike rider

Dark Rider

Dark Rider

Singing Jailbirds by Etienne Comar

Alex Lutz breaks down the doors and the walls of the female prison world by delivering an operatic singing workshop in Étienne Comar’s second feature film

À l'ombre des filles

À l'ombre des filles

Commitment Hasan by Semih Kaplanoğlu

The conflict between faith and personal aspirations in a world torn between tradition and modernisation is at the heart of Semih Kaplanoğlu’s film and Turkey’s candidate for the Oscars

Bağlılık Hasan

Bağlılık Hasan

Fiasco by Nicolas Khoury

In his very personal, atypical coming-out dramedy, Lebanese filmmaker Nicolas Khoury explores fears and common family dynamics on his road to maturity

Fayasku

Fayasku

Io sto bene by Donato Rotunno

Donato Rotunno’s third fiction feature sees two generations of Italian expats crossing paths to paint a simple portrait of the emotional state of immigrants living far from home

Io sto bene

Io sto bene

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