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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

Riders of Justice by Anders Thomas Jensen

Anders Thomas Jensen's Mads Mikkelsen-starring Rotterdam opener is twisted, twisted fun

Retfærdighedens ryttere

Retfærdighedens ryttere

Persona Non Grata by Lisa Jespersen

Danish director Lisa Jespersen delivers a comedy-drama about uncomfortable family relations

Hvor kragerne vender

Hvor kragerne vender

The Witches of the Orient by Julien Faraut

Making very creative use of archive material, Julien Faraut looks back on the emblematic journey of an exceptional women’s volleyball team in Japan

Les Sorcières de l’Orient

Les Sorcières de l’Orient

Eight for Silver by Sean Ellis

All the fog in the world can't hide the fact that there is not much to see in Sean Ellis's horror

Eight for Silver

Eight for Silver

Danny. Legend. God. by Yavor Petkov

Corruption is at the centre of this first feature by Bulgarian director Yavor Petkov, now available on Bulgarian TVoD platform gledam.bg

Dani. Legenda. Bog.

Dani. Legenda. Bog.

Misha and the Wolves by Sam Hobkinson

In his World Cinema Documentary Competition entry, Sam Hobkinson shows that when something seems too good to be true, it usually is

Misha and the Wolves

Misha and the Wolves

Hive by Blerta Basholli

Kosovar director Blerta Basholli's first feature tells the inspiring real-life story of a group of women, and their strength, perseverance and ingenuity

Hive

Hive

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