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From Dawn to Dawn by Xisi Sofia Ye Chen

Xisi Sofia Ye Chen’s first feature explores her relationship with her brother and their difficult past, resulting from their parents’ immigration from China to Spain

La noche de la infancia

La noche de la infancia

A Few Chunks of Cheese by Nikola Boshnakov

Bulgarian filmmaker Nikola Boshnakov’s sophomore documentary follows the trail of disappearing traditional foods in his homeland through the tragicomic story of a tenacious cheese-maker

Za nyakolko buchki sirene

Za nyakolko buchki sirene

The Queen and the Smokehouse by Iga Lis

Iga Lis’s debut feature is a heartwarming portrait of a place and a woman with a tireless work ethic, set in a charming corner of the Baltic coast

Baltyk

Baltyk

The Illusion of a Quiet Night by Olga Chernykh

The feature by Ukrainian director Olga Chernykh is a poetic and aesthetically powerful portrait of a people who are fighting for survival and seeking out the light amidst the horrors of war

Ilyuzia Tykhoi Nochi

Ilyuzia Tykhoi Nochi

Heat by Jacqueline Zünd

Jacqueline Zünd takes a clinical yet poetic approach to examine the profoundly shocking consequences of climate change

Heat

Heat

A Train Passes Every Night and It Never Stops by Vlad Petri

In his third documentary feature, Vlad Petri observes life and death walking hand in hand in a Romanian village

În fiecare zi trece același tren și nu oprește niciodată

În fiecare zi trece același tren și nu oprește niciodată

Saudades Eternas by Emma Boccanfuso

The first feature film by French-Swiss director Emma Boccanfuso follows the day-to-day life of a family trying to survive between shootings and vendettas in a Brazilian favela

Saudades Eternas

Saudades Eternas

Magilligan by Ross McClean

Ross McClean recounts the everyday life of a youngster who’s battling the demons tormenting him and coming to terms with a difficult family history

Magilligan

Magilligan

The Price of the Sun by Jérôme le Maire

Jérôme le Maire’s new documentary is a long-term project following in the footsteps of a nomadic Berber tribe driven away by progress

Du soleil et du plomb

Du soleil et du plomb

Pinocchio: Unstrung by Rhys Frake-Waterfield

Director Rhys Frake-Waterfield proves the sceptics wrong with this playful, macabre reimagining of Pinocchio set in the Twisted Childhood Universe

Pinocchio: Unstrung

Pinocchio: Unstrung

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