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The Recipe for Balance by Óscar Bernàcer

Óscar Bernàcer dishes up a mouth-watering documentary with just a soupçon of PR — a reflection on creative collaboration, the necessity of reinvention and how to emerge from the pandemic

La receta del equilibrio

La receta del equilibrio

Zurich Diary by Stefan Haupt

Stefan Haupt leads us through the labyrinthine roads of Zurich, which, despite undergoing deep change, never ceases to intrigue him

Zürcher Tagebuch

Zürcher Tagebuch

Madly in Life by Raphaël Balboni, Ann Sirot

Belgian directors Raphaël Balboni and Ann Sirot deliver a delicately balanced work, tackling a serious subject with imagination and determination

Une vie démente

Une vie démente

Far From You I Grew by Marie Dumora

Marie Dumora continues her exploration of a fascinating film terrain with her 5th documentary in almost 20 years, focused on one same family, which has been awarded Cannes’ ACID selection label

Loin de vous j'ai grandi

Loin de vous j'ai grandi

Inland by Juan Palacios

Juan Palacios paints a portrait of a deserted Spain, where his grandfather lulls himself to sleep by counting the empty houses in his village, while the sheep caper in the meadows

Meseta

Meseta

Fear by Ivaylo Hristov

In his fourth feature, following the successful Losers, Ivaylo Hristov looks at the refugee issue in Europe with fresh eyes

Strah

Strah

The Lamb by Mario Piredda

Named Best Film at the Annecy Italian Film Festival, Mario Piredda’s debut work is a powerful portrait of Sardinia, focusing on a young and tenacious protagonist who is fighting for her father’s life

L'Agnello

L'Agnello

Simon Calls by Marta Sousa Ribeiro

Marta Sousa Ribeiro’s first full-length feature explores the labyrinth of adolescence, switching up formats to portray the chaos, confusion and yearning of this transitional stage of life

Simon Chama

Simon Chama

I Never Cry by Piotr Domalewski

Piotr Domalewski’s second film investigates an experience common to thousands, if not millions, of Poles in a manner that would make Ken Loach proud

Jak najdalej stąd

Jak najdalej stąd

Death Knell by Imanol Rayo

Imanol Rayo concocts a heady blend of tragedy and suspense in this oppressive and visually impactful film that aspires to break away from the commercial action thriller

Hil kanpaiak

Hil kanpaiak

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