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Ida Who Sang So Badly Even the Dead Rose up and Joined Her in Song by Ester Ivakić

Ester Ivakič’s feature debut follows a character growing up in communist Yugoslavia, dealing with the troubles of the outside world and trying to find refuge in her own imagination

Ida, ki je pela tako grdo, da so se mrtvi vstali od mrtvih in zapeli z njo

Ida, ki je pela tako grdo, da so se mrtvi vstali od mrtvih in zapeli z njo

Scarecrows by Laila Pakalnina

Laila Pakalniņa’s latest documentary is a discreet observation of the sensitive buffer zone between wildlife and civilisation

Putnubiedēkļi

Putnubiedēkļi

Die My Love by Lynne Ramsay

Jennifer Lawrence rejects motherhood and marriage, and attempts to salvage herself, in Lynne Ramsay’s torrid psychodrama

Die My Love

Die My Love

Anemone by Ronan Day-Lewis

Absent for the past eight years, Daniel Day-Lewis leads the cast of his son Ronan’s debut film: a family drama which loses its way between overly contemplative moments and symbolic visions

Anemone

Anemone

Feels Like Home by Gábor Holtai

Gábor Holtai makes his feature debut with this well-executed thriller that bears elements of a chamber drama

Itt érzem magam otthon

Itt érzem magam otthon

The Thing to Be Done by Srđan Kovačević

Srđan Kovačević’s documentary takes a long, hard look at the thankless but invaluable advocacy work done by labour rights organisations

Ono što treba činiti

Ono što treba činiti

Abysses and Wonders by Jean Boiron-Lajous

Jean Boiron-Lajous turns a road movie into an intimate documentary inquiry into memory, trauma and the act of confronting inherited pain

Gouffres et merveilles

Gouffres et merveilles

Silver by Natalia Koniarz

Natalia Koniarz offers an immersive and unadorned portrait of life within Bolivia’s Cerro Rico mining community, where labour, poverty and faith intertwine

Silver

Silver

Chronicle by Martin Kollár

Martin Kollár’s sophomore documentary unfolds as a time-lapse visual study of fragments of daily life, forming a meditative portrait of society

Letopis

Letopis

Subsuelo by Fernando Franco

Fernando Franco once again shocks viewers with a daring and unsettling film that pushes them into uncomfortable territory, where only a few filmmakers dare to tread

Subsuelo

Subsuelo

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