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Dear Future Children by Franz Böhm

The kids are not alright in Franz Böhm's documentary, but it doesn't stop them from trying

Dear Future Children

Dear Future Children

Hytte by Jean-Louis Schuller

Jean-Louis Schuller’s first fiction feature is a wonderful search for identity at the edge of the world, in the Svalbard

Hytte

Hytte

Red Soil by Farid Bentoumi

A pacey, socially engaged, family-focused thriller which follows in the wake of a whistleblower to examine the conflict between the fight against pollution and the defence of economic interests

Rouge

Rouge

For Lucio by Pietro Marcello

BERLINALE 2021: Italian filmmaker Pietro Marcello returns to the documentary form with this tribute to popular Bolognese singer Lucio Dalla

Per Lucio

Per Lucio

Los inocentes by Guillermo Benet

Guillermo Benet's first feature is a nerve-racking portrait of a group of people confronted with a harrowing situation, ramping up the tension with off-screen plotting and skilful use of sound

Los inocentes

Los inocentes

Fulci Talks by Antonietta De Lillo

Antonietta De Lillo’s documentary paints an unseen portrait of a brilliant craftsman of cinema: the master of horror Lucio Fulci, who has since become a reference point for a generation of filmmakers

Fulci Talks - Conversazione uncut con Lucio Fulci

Fulci Talks - Conversazione uncut con Lucio Fulci

The Living Witnesses by Karolina Markiewicz, Pascal Piron

This very educational documentary, directed by Karolina Markiewicz and Pascal Piron, takes a moving look at young people’s perception of the Shoah

Les témoins vivants

Les témoins vivants

Celts by Milica Tomovic

BERLINALE 2021: Serbian director Milica Tomović's feature debut connects her own generation to that of her parents in a story that reflects society's downfall

Kelti

Kelti

Wood and Water by Jonas Bak

BERLINALE 2021: Jonas Bak’s meditative feature debut is a touching portrait of a woman trying to break away from loneliness by paying her elusive son a visit

Wood and Water

Wood and Water

Miguel's War by Eliane Raheb

BERLINALE 2021: Eliane Raheb’s sparky and creative documentary draws on a blend of narrative techniques to get inside the mind of a gay Lebanese man hoping to find freedom in Spain

Miguel's War

Miguel's War

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