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The Wire by Tiha K Gudac

Tiha K Gudac shows that if one wants to further divide Europe, DIY-style, razor-wire fence is the way to go

The Wire

The Wire

Me, We by David Clay Diaz

David Clay Diaz’s second feature is a fairly didactic drama about the refugee crisis

Me, We

Me, We

Brighton 4th by Levan Koguashvili

Levan Koguashvili's third fiction feature, boasting a stunning central performance from former Olympic wrestling champion Levan Tediashvili, has deservedly scooped awards at Tribeca

Brighton 4th

Brighton 4th

The Consequences by Claudia Pinto Emperador

Claudia Pinto plunges us into the painful secrets of a scarred family, relying on passionate actors and the innate dramatic qualities of the Canary Islands’ volcanic landscape

Las consecuencias

Las consecuencias

Futura by Lamberto Sanfelice

The focus placed on form in Lamberto Sanfelice’s second film prevents the movie from developing any real “jazz soul”

Futura

Futura

Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story by Laura Fairrie

In her engaging documentary, British director Laura Fairrie brings back leopard print. And a whole lotta hair

Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story

Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story

The Day and the Night by Daniele Vicari

The first to be made while working from home during the lockdown of 2020, Daniele Vicari’s film is a technically accomplished experiment and an act of artistic resistance

Il giorno e la notte

Il giorno e la notte

From the Wild Sea by Robin Petré

Robin Petré's observational documentary tackles the complex issue of the relationship between humans and nature through a story of endangered animals and rescuers

Fra det vilde hav

Fra det vilde hav

Carlos Ghosn: The Last Flight by Nick Green

Nick Green’s documentary reveals how the former CEO of Renault-Nissan escaped house arrest in Japan by fleeing to Lebanon

Carlos Ghosn: The Last Flight

Carlos Ghosn: The Last Flight

My Sunny Maad by Michaela Pavlátová

Michaela Pavlátová finds a highly original narrative angle from which to tactfully broach the condition of women in Afghanistan in an animated work that’s accessible to wider audiences

Moje Slunce Maad

Moje Slunce Maad

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