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Romy's Salon by Mischa Kamp

The film from Dutch director Mischa Kamp is a well-made inter-generational film full of tenderness when it comes to the inescapable nature of the disease

Kapsalon Romy

Kapsalon Romy

The Barcelona Vampiress by Lluís Danés

Lluís Danés’ historical film, which scooped the Audience Award at Sitges, excels thanks to its creative mise-en-scène and its slamming of classist abuse from last century

La vampira de Barcelona

La vampira de Barcelona

Louloute by Hubert Viel

With a dash of melancholy and a generous helping of charm, Hubert Viel smoothly blends together the colours of time, looking back over the childhood of a little girl hailing from a farming family

Louloute

Louloute

The Enemy by Stephan Streker

Stephan Streker places viewers in the position of the jury and urges us to question our inner convictions

L'Ennemi

L'Ennemi

Why Not You by Evi Romen

In her Zurich-winning debut feature, Evi Romen talks about a maniac, maniac on the floor, in South Tyrol

Hochwald

Hochwald

A Perfect Enemy by Kike Maíllo

Kike Maíllo constructs a sophisticated psychological thriller with an outlook to the murky haze beyond, set mainly in an airport where two unlikely companions are thrown together

Cosmética del enemigo

Cosmética del enemigo

Magnesia by Maciej Bochniak

Premiering at the Warsaw Film Festival, Maciej Bochniak's attempt to make a western inspired by both the spaghetti western and Tarantino’s take on the genre is only half successful

Magnezja

Magnezja

Under the Concrete by Roy Arida

In his first feature film, Roy Arida offers up the antithesis of The Big Blue, following a scuba diver who attempts to beat a world record in order to escape the pressure of a noxious Beirut

Sous le béton

Sous le béton

Cross the Line by David Victori

Mario Casas has such a bad time of it in this David Victori-helmed nocturnal nightmare that it makes Martin Scorsese’s After Hours seem like a fairy tale in comparison

No matarás

No matarás

Baby by Juanma Bajo Ulloa

Juanma Bajo Ulloa continues to prove that he is clearly not an accommodating filmmaker with this daring, macabre tale completely devoid of dialogue, which you will either love to bits or detest

Baby

Baby

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