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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

Museum of the Revolution by Srdjan Keca

Serbian director Srdjan Keča's first feature-length documentary deals with incompleteness through the story of a never-finished memorial and three marginalised people living in its basement

Museum of the Revolution

Museum of the Revolution

Daughters by Nana Neul

Nana Neul has crafted an intimate road movie on acceptance, loss and daughterhood, which embraces low-key moods and loneliness as normal human states of being

Töchter

Töchter

The Mute Man of Sardinia by Matteo Fresi

Italian director Matteo Fresi’s film is a sophisticated western set in Sardinia in 1850 which explores an historic family feud, but which fails to drill down into the reasons behind this madness

Il muto di Gallura

Il muto di Gallura

Babi Yar. Context by Sergei Loznitsa

There are no words to describe the massacre that took place in 1941 just outside Kiev, and Sergei Loznitsa is not even trying to find them

Babi Yar. Context

Babi Yar. Context

Occupation by Michal Nohejl

In the wake of the Warsaw Pact invasion, a group of Prague theatre people having a post-performance booze session get a menacing visit from a Russian soldier, in Michal Nohejl’s debut

Okupace

Okupace

Snowing Darkness by Gabriel Achim

Romanian director Gabriel Achim returns with a mystifying film on grief and meaning, starring the captivating Bogdan Dumitrache

Uneori ninge cu zăpadă, alteori cu întuneric

Uneori ninge cu zăpadă, alteori cu întuneric

Alice, Through the Looking by Adam Donen

Experimental theatre director and symphony composer Adam Donen comes to Black Nights with a very free, and very loopy, adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s children’s classic

Alice, Through the Looking

Alice, Through the Looking

Unsophisticated Lady by Antonin Peretjatko

Antonin Peretjatko delivers a subtle, quietly crazy and socially biting comedy dressed up as a seemingly flippant yet highly entertaining vaudeville movie

La Pièce rapportée

La Pièce rapportée

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