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u.Q. by Ivar Murd

In his newest documentary, Ivar Murd tells the globe-trotting life story of Estonian musician Uku Kuut and his relationship with his mother and creative partner Marju

u.Q.

u.Q.

A Vanishing Fog by Augusto Sandino

Augusto Sandino’s film mixes magical realism with psychological-drama elements, with an impending ecological disaster taking place in the background

Entre la niebla

Entre la niebla

Un cielo impasible by David Varela

David Varela’s documentary ponders the existence of a forgotten post-war landscape, with a little help from new technology, a new generation and some expert scholars of the Spanish Civil War

Un cielo impasible

Un cielo impasible

Her Way by Cécile Ducrocq

Laure Calamy tackles the difficult role of a sex worker and Mother Courage who wants to secure the future of her teenage son, in Cécile Ducrocq’s feature debut

Une femme du monde

Une femme du monde

Feature Film About Life by Dovile Sarutyte

Dovile Sarutyte’s debut feature is one of the surprises of this festival season, a tremendously simple film with a big heart and a whirlwind of emotions

Feature Film About Life

Feature Film About Life

Four Journeys by Louis Hothothot

In his feature-length debut, Louis Hothothot returns home to China from his life in Amsterdam to take stock and confront his parents about the past

Four Journeys

Four Journeys

Homes by Laila Pakalnina

The newest film from Laila Pakalniņa is an experimental documentary hybrid that celebrates the home environment in poetic fashion

Mājas

Mājas

Songs for a Fox by Kristijonas Vildziunas

Kristijonas Vildžiūnas’ fifth feature is a melancholic journey into the world of lucid dreaming

Dainos Lapei

Dainos Lapei

The Wedding Day by Wojciech Smarzowski

Wojciech Smarzowski’s Polish official selection entry recounts a dark chapter in Poland’s wartime history

Wesele

Wesele

Dear Thomas by Andreas Kleinert

Meet Thomas Brasch, sometime proud resident of the GDR, playwright, filmmaker, blocked novelist, and now star of his own lengthy biopic helmed by Andreas Kleinert

Lieber Thomas

Lieber Thomas

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