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The Kartli Kingdom by Tamar Kalandadze, Julien Pebrel

For their first documentary feature, Georgian-French filmmaking duo Tamar Kalandadze and Julien Pebrel spend several years with the exiled residents of an old Tbilisi sanatorium

Qartlis Tskhovreba

Qartlis Tskhovreba

The Good Daughter by Júlia de Paz

Júlia de Paz Solvas’s second feature is a coming-of-age film in which maturity is born of vulnerability

La buena hija

La buena hija

18 Holes to Paradise by João Nuno Pinto

João Nuno Pinto’s third feature is a drama grounded in realism examining a family in disarray after the death of a patriarch

18 Buracos para o Paraíso

18 Buracos para o Paraíso

LifeLike by Ali Vatansever

Ali Vatansever's third feature probes mortality and digital escape in the form of a hybrid family drama that’s flawed yet compelling

Bir Arada Yalnız

Bir Arada Yalnız

The Pupil by Karin Junger

Playing close attention to nuance, Karin Junger’s third feature film carefully conveys the complex emotional and social repercussions of child sexual abuse

De pupil

De pupil

Hello Betty by Pierre Monnard

Pierre Monnard tells the story of Swiss icon Betty Bossi in his hotly anticipated film, which looks set to be a huge crowd-pleaser

Hallo Betty

Hallo Betty

Confessions of a Mole by Mo Tan

Warsaw-based Chinese filmmaker Mo Tan pushes the boundaries of personal documentary with her feature debut, in which the camera’s presence is constant and unforgiving

Wyznania pieprzyka

Wyznania pieprzyka

Pheasant Island by Asier Urbieta

Set on Pheasant Island, Basque director Asier Urbieta’s feature film debut poses thought-provoking questions and shines a light on an underreported socio-geographical reality

Faisaien Irla

Faisaien Irla

Islas by Marina Seresesky

Marina Seresesky offers Ana Belén a plum role as a faded diva in a setting that may look paradisiacal, but proves to be sad and slightly depressing

Islas

Islas

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist by Sé Merry Doyle

Sé Merry Doyle’s film is a portrait documentary on painter Bernard Canavan, delving into art, trauma and Ireland’s unquiet past

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist

Theocracy - The Emigrant's Artist

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