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We Have to Survive by Tomáš Krupa

Tomáš Krupa expands his observational practice into a globally orientated, multi-strand portrait of frontline communities adapting to climate change

We Have to Survive

We Have to Survive

In Defense of Self by Linn Helene Løken

Linn Helene Løken's documentary serves as a haunting reminder that behind every official report lies a history of pain that too often goes unheard

In Defense of Self

In Defense of Self

The Rays and Shadows by Xavier Giannoli

Xavier Giannoli crafts a remarkable, romantic yet grim historical epic – a gripping work that delves into the compromises of the Collaboration

Les Rayons et les Ombres

Les Rayons et les Ombres

In-I in Motion by Juliette Binoche

Juliette Binoche’s directorial debut reflects on the beauty of the creative process behind her dance work with Akram Khan

In-I in Motion

In-I in Motion

Women as Lovers by Koxi

Caroline Kox updates a novel by Austrian Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek, turning it into a tragicomedy of female exasperation

Liebhaberinnen

Liebhaberinnen

Christiania by Karl Friis Forchhammer

Karl Friis Forchhammer’s doc stands not only as a colourful slice of Danish cultural history, but also as a provocative reminder that alternative visions of community remain possible

Christiania

Christiania

A Song Without Home by Rati Tsiteladze

Georgian filmmaker Rati Tsiteladze's impressionistic, haunting documentary follows a trans woman who escaped her village and fled to Vienna after being imprisoned at home for 11 years

Simghera sakhlis gareshe

Simghera sakhlis gareshe

Days of Wonder by Karin Pennanen

Finnish filmmaker Karin Pennanen turns a solitary uncle’s legacy into a cinematographic dialogue between the living and the dead, delving into the depths of artistic freedom on the margins of society

Päivien lumo

Päivien lumo

Pieces of a Foreign Life by Gaya Jiji

In her second feature film, Gaya Jiji tackles the theme of exile by way of an intimate melodrama which sidesteps rhetoric but doesn’t always escape the usual trappings of the genre

L’Étrangère

L’Étrangère

Soap Fever by Inka Achté

Inka Achté playfully revisits a curious episode of collective escapism and national hysteria sparked by the runaway success of the daytime soap The Bold and the Beautiful in Finland

Kaunarikuume

Kaunarikuume

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