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Communists! by Christopher Small

Welsh film programmer and critic Christopher Small makes an alluring directorial debut with this film festival-set quasi-thriller

Communists!

Communists!

Nation by Margarita Ledo Andión

Margarita Ledo Andión’s documentary is a sensitive and compassionate exploration of how a group of hard-working women found themselves, not so very long ago, fighting for their most basic rights

Nación

Nación

Firebird by Peeter Rebane

Queer love struggles to endure in Estonian director Peeter Rebane’s handsome yet generic fiction debut, set partially on a military base in Soviet-occupied Estonia

Firebird

Firebird

Caught By a Wave by Massimiliano Camaiti

Available on Netflix from 25 March, this teen drama directed by newcomer Massimiliano Camaiti tells a thoughtful and solemn story about an adolescent love forced to contend with illness

Sulla stessa onda

Sulla stessa onda

Alien on Stage by Lucy Harvey, Danielle Kummer

Bus drivers from England decide to stage Ridley Scott’s horror classic. The resulting amateur production is still better than Alien: Resurrection

Alien on Stage

Alien on Stage

Fucking with Nobody by Hannaleena Hauru

Finnish filmmaker Hannaleena Hauru's self-conscious, self-referential second feature actually fucks with everybody, including itself

Fucking with Nobody

Fucking with Nobody

Sound of Violence by Alex Noyer

In his first feature as a director, Finnish filmmaker Alex Noyer just about pulls off a cross between a character study and a gory, supernatural horror movie

Sound of Violence

Sound of Violence

Paul Dood's Deadly Lunch Break by Nick Gillespie

Nick Gillespie’s cringeworthy tale of a wannabe talent show contestant-turned-angel of vengeance wobbles between sweetness and gore, and then just gives the hell up

Paul Dood's Deadly Lunch Break

Paul Dood's Deadly Lunch Break

Dardara by Marina Lameiro

In her second feature, Marina Lameiro focuses not only on rock group Berri Txarrak during their farewell tour, but also, and especially, on their most die-hard fans

Dardara

Dardara

Mau by Benji Bergmann, Jono Bergmann

This take on the great Canadian designer Bruce Mau is an audience-friendly, thought-provoking documentary that will enjoy a lot of festival and streaming play

Mau

Mau

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