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Lines by Barbora Sliepková

Forget the sex; in her Ji.hlava winner, Barbora Sliepková finds tenderness in the city

Čiary

Čiary

The Will to See by Bernard-Henri Lévy, Marc Roussel

A world tour of forgotten wars and urgent humanitarian crises from the perspective of French writer, philosopher and activist Bernard-Henri Lévy

Une autre idée du monde

Une autre idée du monde

Points for the President aka Attempt at Counterrevolution by Martin Kohout

Martin Kohout examines what’s left of the Velvet Revolution, ending up with a more universal tale than one would dare to expect

HLASY PRO PREZIDENTA aneb Pokus o kontrarevoluci

HLASY PRO PREZIDENTA aneb Pokus o kontrarevoluci

Time Before Land by Juliane Henrich

Using the starting point of her own family history in the region of Silesia, Juliane Henrich’s documentary is a re-evaluation of what genealogy could actually entail

Time Before Land

Time Before Land

Vampir by Branko Tomovic

Serbian-German actor Branko Tomović debuts as a director with a low-budget, atmospheric and creepy horror film

Vampir

Vampir

among us women by Sarah Noa Bozenhardt, Daniel Abate Tilahun

German director Sarah Noa Bozenhardt and Ethiopian filmmaker Daniel Abate Tilahun explore the dangers faced by pregnant women in rural Ethiopia

Unter uns Frauen

Unter uns Frauen

Chasing the Line by Andreas Schmied

Following Austrian skiing legend Franz Klammer over several days during the 1976 Winter Olympics, Andreas Schmied’s biopic makes a passionate appeal to the collective spirit of sport

Klammer

Klammer

Stories from the Sea by Jola Wieczorek

Jola Wieczorek follows two women and a group of youths on their trips over the Mediterranean Sea

Stories from the Sea

Stories from the Sea

The Hive by Christophe Hermans

Christophe Hermans delivers a sensitive and heady first feature film revolving around three sisters weighed down by their mother’s mental illness

La Ruche

La Ruche

Detours by Ekaterina Selenkina

While observing a local drug dealer hiding his stashes across Moscow, Ekaterina Selenkina channels her footage into a curious, but also unfiltered, portrait of a city and its people

Obkhodniye puti

Obkhodniye puti

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