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Meander by Mathieu Turi

Awarded the Nocturno New Visions Prize at Trieste Science+Fiction 2020, Mathieu Turi's horror will have you hyperventilating from claustrophobia

Méandre

Méandre

Castro's Spies by Gary Lennon, Ollie Aslin

Irish filmmakers Gary Lennon and Ollie Aslin deliver an informative and engaging documentary on the Cuban Five, a group of top-notch spies operating in 1990s Miami

Castro's Spies

Castro's Spies

The Bike Thief by Matt Chambers

Matt Chambers’ debut feature doesn’t have the same emotional power as the classic film it is inspired by

The Bike Thief

The Bike Thief

Ons by Alfonso Zarauza

Alfonso Zarauza’s latest film testifies to the maturity of a director whose steady hand maintains the fragile equilibrium of a story packed full of sharp edges and hidden mysteries

Ons

Ons

Rascal by Peter Dourountzis

Pierre Deladonchamps dazzles as a seductive and dangerous vagabond, the troubling protagonist of Peter Dourountzis’s first feature, a social thriller about the role of the individual

Vaurien

Vaurien

Unidentified by Bogdan George Apetri

Romanian director Bogdan George Apetri’s second film is a bleak drama following a wayward, eccentric small-town police inspector pushed to breaking point

Neidentificat

Neidentificat

Amercement by Fokion Bogris

Fokion Bogris' debut film is an elevated Greek gangster picture that takes a pop shot at toxic masculinity and homophobia

Próstimo

Próstimo

Atomic Summer by Gaël Lepingle

Gaël Lépingle retraces through fiction the first 24 hours, in survival mode, of five childhood friends stuck inside a closed perimeter established after a nuclear incident

L'Été nucléaire

L'Été nucléaire

The Bright Side by Ruth Meehan

Ruth Meehan’s film is a pleasant dramedy, rich in brilliant moments and able to treat a delicate topic with depth and courage

The Bright Side

The Bright Side

Walden by Bojena Horackova

Bojena Horackova looks back on a love affair riddled with difficult choices between two youngsters living in Lithuania in 1989, a country caught in the middle, just before the fall of the Berlin Wall

Walden

Walden

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