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The Last Paradiso by Rocco Ricciardulli

Set in the cruel rural world of 1950s Apulia, Rocco Ricciardulli’s Netflix original film is co-scripted and produced by Riccardo Scamarcio, who also stars in the picture

L'ultimo paradiso

L'ultimo paradiso

I Comete - A Corsican Summer by Pascal Tagnati

At once atmospheric, impressionist and multilinear, Pascal Tagnati's beguiling debut feature explores the many different facets of a small Corsican village under the gaze of the summer sun

I Comete

I Comete

Suzanna Andler by Benoît Jacquot

Charlotte Gainsbourg delivers a remarkable performance in Benoît Jacquot’s somewhat radical adaptation of a play by Marguerite Duras

Suzanna Andler

Suzanna Andler

El planeta by Amalia Ulman

Centring on a mother and daughter scraping by in the midst of the crisis, the feature debut by artist Amalia Ulman is brimming with freshness, levity and a sense of humour

El planeta

El planeta

Landscapes of Resistance by Marta Popivoda

In her second feature-length documentary, Serbian filmmaker Marta Popivoda creates an inspiring work that connects two different periods in history which share the same enemy: fascism

Pejzaži otpora

Pejzaži otpora

Prime Time by Jakub Piątek

Jakub Piątek’s drama, shown in Sundance’s World Cinema Dramatic Competition, is all about waiting – but this time for some chairman, instead of Godot

Prime Time

Prime Time

Mother Schmuckers by Harpo Guit, Lenny Guit

With their feature debut, brothers Harpo and Lenny Guit deliver a uniquely nuts, coarse and insolent comedy

Fils de Plouc

Fils de Plouc

Sabaya by Hogir Hirori

Hogir Hirori’s disturbing documentary details a volunteer organisation that recovers Yazidi women forced into sex slavery by ISIS

Sabaya

Sabaya

Mighty Flash by Ainhoa Rodríguez

Ainhoa Rodríguez immerses us in deepest Extremadura, where women yearn to release themselves from the yoke of the patriarchy, while enjoying their lively female-only social gatherings

Destello Bravío

Destello Bravío

Taming the Garden by Salomé Jashi

Georgian director Salomé Jashi’s new documentary is a savage yet poetic ode to nature and its fight to survive human cruelty

Taming the Garden

Taming the Garden

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