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Cop Secret by Hannes Þór Halldórsson

You have the right to enjoy Hannes Þór Halldórsson’s Icelandic buddy cop action-comedy. And to remain silent, obviously

Leynilögga

Leynilögga

Wet Sand by Elene Naveriani

Elene Naveriani presents her poignant second feature film, an invigorating yet melancholy hymn to diversity revolving around a cathartic investigation into a refused identity

Wet Sand

Wet Sand

Zeros and Ones by Abel Ferrara

Co-produced by Germany, the UK and the USA, Abel Ferrara’s latest work turns out to be a chaotic and difficult film to decipher, held aloft by an omnipresent score

Zeros and Ones

Zeros and Ones

From the Planet of the Humans by Giovanni Cioni

Director Giovanni Cioni uses the tale of a famous but controversial 1920s scientist to take an askance look at the history of migration on the French and Italian border

Dal pianeta degli umani

Dal pianeta degli umani

Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash by Edwin

Director Edwin explains everything you always wanted to know about erectile dysfunction but were afraid to ask

Seperti Dendam, Rindu Harus Dibayar Tuntas

Seperti Dendam, Rindu Harus Dibayar Tuntas

Rose by Aurélie Saada

Aurélie Saada’s first fiction feature is a personal and sensitive portrait of a woman rebelling against the stereotypes created by a society which has chosen to cast her aside

Rose

Rose

Music Hole by David Mützenmacher, Gaëtan Liekens

Gaëtan Liekens and David Mutzenmacher offer a dark comedy with a Belgian touch that could well attain cult status

Music Hole

Music Hole

Brotherhood by Francesco Montagner

This fascinating documentary by young Italian director Francesco Montagner tells the tale of three brothers on the threshold of adulthood, grappling with their unsettling father-master

Brotherhood

Brotherhood

The Giants by Bonifacio Angius

Bonifacio Angius returns to the Locarno Film Festival to present his latest, quirky feature film, painting a comical and decadent portrait of masculinity which is on the verge of implosion

I giganti

I giganti

Bull by Paul Andrew Williams

Paul Andrew Williams’ violent revenge tale feels familiar until it takes a sudden, and welcome, swerve into bonkers territory

Bull

Bull

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