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Bring Down The Walls by Phil Collins

British artist Phil Collins signs a politically engaged and original documentary about the deregulation of American prison policy and the development of house music

Bring Down The Walls

Bring Down The Walls

River Tales by Julie Schroell

The first independent documentary from Luxembourg filmmaker Julie Schroell leaves a strong impression which reveals the talents of its director

Cuentos del río

Cuentos del río

Calm with Horses by Nick Rowland

The characters overshadow the plot in Nick Rowland's directorial debut, starring Cosmo Jarvis, Barry Keoghan and Niamh Algar

Calm with Horses

Calm with Horses

Narcissus and Goldmund by Stefan Ruzowitzky

A German literary classic, Hermann Hesse’s tale about an unlikely friendship between a monk and an artist hits the screen in its first-ever movie adaptation, helmed by Stefan Ruzowitzky

Narziss und Goldmund

Narziss und Goldmund

Vienna Hallways by Mladen Djordjević

The newest film by Serbian director Mladen Djordjević is a highly creative and engaging documentary inspired by a semi-autobiographical novel written by one of the protagonists

Sumrak u beckom haustoru

Sumrak u beckom haustoru

How to be a Good Wife by Martin Provost

A nicely packaged comedy from Martin Provost on the serious subject of female emancipation, starring an irrepressible Juliette Binoche who tutors perfect future homemakers

La Bonne Épouse

La Bonne Épouse

Losers Revolution by Thomas Ancora, Grégory Beghin

Thomas Ancora and Grégory Beghin conjure up a wholly uninhibited comedy, borrowing as much from American style buddy movies as from the wacky world of reality TV

Losers Revolution

Losers Revolution

I'm in Love with Pippa Bacca by Simone Manetti

In his moving documentary, Simone Manetti commemorates Milanese artist Pippa Bacca’s final journey and, above all, her powerful message of peace

Sono innamorato di Pippa Bacca

Sono innamorato di Pippa Bacca

Legacy by Dorian Boguta

Dorian Boguţă releases one of the very few Romanian thrillers, which explores the aftermath of the disappearance of a famous piano player

Urma

Urma

The Invisible by Gracia Querejeta

In her highly dialogued park movie Gracia Querejeta homes in on a problem affecting the over fifties: the fact that society no longer sees them

Invisibles

Invisibles

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