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My Wonderful Wanda by Bettina Oberli

Bettina Oberli’s dramedy, which has world-premiered at Tribeca, revolves around a Polish woman who goes to Switzerland and disrupts the dynamics of an affluent family

Wanda, mein Wunder

Wanda, mein Wunder

New Jerusalem by Yarema Malashchuk, Roman Himey

In their first feature-length documentary, Ukrainian directorial duo Yarema Malashchuk and Roman Himey are losing their religion, one drone at a time

Zarvanytsia

Zarvanytsia

Their Algeria by Lina Soualem

Lina Soualem makes a successful directorial debut with an intimate, sensitive and poignant documentary about her grandparents and the identity of Algerians who immigrated to France after the war

Leur Algérie

Leur Algérie

A Class Story by Valerio Jalongo

Valerio Jalongo’s documentary follows a professor who meets up with his students from the Roberto Rossellini school after 15 years. A reflexion on teaching, writing and the value of things

L'acqua, l'insegna la sete - Storia di classe

L'acqua, l'insegna la sete - Storia di classe

Gunpowder Heart by Camila Urrutia

It’s revenge for beginners in Camila Urrutia’s film, now being shown online as part of the SXSW 2020 Film Festival Collection

Pólvora en el Corazón

Pólvora en el Corazón

One More Jump by Emanuele Gerosa

With his documentary on the Gaza Parkour Team, Emanuele Gerosa sensitively relates the painful and frustrating situation of young Palestinians in the Gaza Strip

One More Jump

One More Jump

The Pageant by Eytan Ipeker

In his new documentary about the annual Miss Holocaust Survivor event, Turkish helmer Eytan Ipeker looks beyond the crown

The Pageant

The Pageant

El Father Plays Himself by Mo Scarpelli

Mo Scarpelli’s third outing shows why employing your father to act in your film may not be the best idea in this tale of estrangement, love and moviemaking

El Father Plays Himself

El Father Plays Himself

Amor Fati by Cláudia Varejão

The third feature film by Portuguese director Cláudia Varejão transports us to a parallel universe where reality becomes dream

Amor Fati

Amor Fati

Non Western by Laura Plancarte

Laura Plancarte starts with the things that divide us and ends with those that bring people together

Non Western

Non Western

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