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Les Nouvelles Eves by Camille Budin, Annie Gisler, Jela Hasler, Thaïs Odermatt, Anna Thommen, Wendy Pillonel

The collective (and militant) Swiss documentary imposes itself as a battle cry against gender stereotypes

Les Nouvelles Eves

Les Nouvelles Eves

Love Will Come Later by Julia Furer

This debut feature by young Swiss documentary-maker Julia Furer depicts the existential torments endured by Samir, a young Moroccan on the hunt for true love

Love Will Come Later

Love Will Come Later

Between Two Dawns by Selman Nacar

Selman Nacar bows in New Directors with the picaresque journey of the son of a Turkish factory owner living under the umbrella of his father

İki Şafak Arasinda

İki Şafak Arasinda

The Lost Daughter by Maggie Gyllenhaal

Maggie Gyllenhaal tackles one of society’s biggest taboos in her stunning, disturbing directorial debut: mothers who may, or may not, regret having children

The Lost Daughter

The Lost Daughter

Adolf Muschg - The Other by Erich Schmid

With his latest feature film, Erich Schmid treats us to a portrait of an unusual individual who has left a lasting imprint on cultural history, in Switzerland and elsewhere

Adolf Muschg - der Andere

Adolf Muschg - der Andere

January by Andrey Paounov

Known for his hybrid magical-realism documentaries, Bulgarian helmer Andrey Paounov has received the Special Jury Prize at the Golden Rose Film Festival for his first fiction film

Yanuari

Yanuari

Youth Topia by Dennis Stormer

German director Dennis Stormer presents his astonishing and wonderfully destabilising first feature film about the frustration and nostalgia of adolescence

Youth Topia

Youth Topia

Eugénie Grandet by Marc Dugain

Olivier Gourmet excels as a miserly capitalist who enslaves his freedom-seeking daughter in this adaptation of Balzac’s uncompromising novel whose true essence is deftly teased out by Marc Dugain

Eugénie Grandet

Eugénie Grandet

Gateway by Niall Owens

With simple plot devices, puzzling silences and an eerie score, Niall Owens’ low-budget psychological thriller manages to build up a good dose of tension throughout

Gateway

Gateway

Humble by Svetoslav Draganov

Documentarian Svetoslav Draganov injects personal experiences into his debut fiction feature, creating an existential drama on artistic struggles and ethical hesitations

Smiren

Smiren

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