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Poster Boys by Dave Minogue

Dave Minogue’s debut feature is a pleasant dramedy revolving around the relationship between a smart-arse child and his dysfunctional uncle

Poster Boys

Poster Boys

Summer of 85 by François Ozon

François Ozon revisits the romantic passions of adolescence with the accuracy and great rawness of emotion that are characteristic of his mature and masterful filmmaking approach

Été 85

Été 85

Meky by Simon Safránek

Šimon Šafránek’s documentary portrait of Miroslav “Meky” Žbirka is a pleasant, if unspectacular, journey through Czechoslovak pop-music history

Meky

Meky

Sleep by Michael Venus

In Michael Venus’ feature debut, whatever you do, don’t… fall… asleep. And this time, Freddy Krueger has nothing to do with it

Schlaf

Schlaf

The 8th by Aideen Kane, Lucy Kennedy, Maeve O'Boyle

The documentary, directed by trio Maeve O’Boyle, Lucy Kennedy and Aideen Kane, focuses on the recent “Repeal the 8th” campaign in Ireland and opened this year’s Galway Film Fleadh

The 8th

The 8th

Fishlove by Olivier Babinet

In his third feature film, Olivier Babinet shows us a world teetering dangerously close to the edge, which only love can pull us back from

Poissonsexe

Poissonsexe

Into Dad's Woods by Véro Cratzborn

Véro Cratzborn’s first feature film follows in the footsteps of a teenage girl reluctantly entering into adulthood while facing up to her father’s madness, a condition she finds impossible to express

La Forêt de mon père

La Forêt de mon père

The Wanderer by Miguel Mejias

Miguel Mejías’ first feature film adopts an intimate and reflective tone in a tale of a thirty-year-old entomologist’s journey north in search of identity

La viajante

La viajante

Tout Simplement Noir by Jean-Pascal Zadi, John Wax

Jean-Pascal Zadi and John Wax deliver an energetic and politically incorrect comedy, mixing together political engagement and offbeat humour, about the place of black people in French society

Tout Simplement Noir

Tout Simplement Noir

Breaking Surface by Joachim Hedén

Sweden’s Joachim Hedén presents his first genre film - claustrophobes beware!

Breaking Surface

Breaking Surface

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