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The Last Shelter by Ousmane Samassekou

Ousmane Samassekou's CPH:DOX winner is a haunting and intense documentary about a refuge for migrants on their way to Europe or back from it

Le Dernier Refuge

Le Dernier Refuge

Generation Utøya by Sigve Endresen, Aslaug Holm

The well-meaning film by Aslaug Holm and Sigve Endresen brings little new to the table

Generasjon Utøya

Generasjon Utøya

Magaluf Ghost Town by Miguel Ángel Blanca

Miguel Ángel Blanca transforms the infamous Balearic resort into a strange microcosm of folksy tradition, mystery and unhinged hedonism

Magaluf Ghost Town

Magaluf Ghost Town

Adventures of a Mathematician by Thor Klein

Germany’s Thor Klein tackles the biography of the Polish mathematician Stanislaw Ulam, who took part in the Manhattan Project to build the atomic bomb

Adventures of a Mathematician

Adventures of a Mathematician

The Banality of Grief by Jon Bang Carlsen

Part angry rant, part melancholic conversation with his late wife, this Jon Bang Carlsen oddity might not be his best, but it grows on you

The Banality of Grief

The Banality of Grief

Reconciliation by Marija Zidar

Slovenian director Marija Zidar tackles the topic of blood feuds in Northern Albania, delivering a suspenseful and thought-provoking documentary

Odpuscanje

Odpuscanje

Passion by Maja Borg

Maja Borg delivers a solemn yet, ironically enough, rather passionless account of self-discovery through queer BDSM rituals and Christianity

Passió

Passió

Children of the Enemy by Gorki Glaser-Müller

Gorki Glaser-Müller’s documentary tells the moving story of a “Grandpa Courage” who embarks on a high-risk journey to rescue his seven grandchildren

Children of the Enemy

Children of the Enemy

Trust Me by Emil Trier

Emil Trier takes on the “professional fraudster who does it for pleasure” and leaves you hooked on a lie

Stol på meg

Stol på meg

Rival by Marcus Lenz

The second feature film by Germany’s Marcus Lenz observes the dynamics which take hold between Europeans and immigrants through the innocent eyes of a Ukrainian child

Rivale

Rivale

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