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The Moon is a Father of Mine by George Ovashvili

A father and son get to know one another on the eve of various tragedies in George Ovashvili’s fifth feature film

Mtvare mamaa chemi

Mtvare mamaa chemi

China Sea by Jurgis Matulevičius

Jurgis Matulevičius’s second feature embarks on an ambitious cross-cultural tale centred on a fallen martial arts champion, stylised as a Baltic noir

Kinų jūra

Kinų jūra

Answering the Call by Martin Danneels

Martin Danneels' documentary is a quiet meditation on one of Ireland's most endangered and fascinating species: the corncrake

Answering the Call

Answering the Call

All My Sisters by Massoud Bakhshi

Iranian filmmaker Massoud Bakhshi returns with a personal documentary 18 years in the making, zooming in on the lives of his two nieces as they grew up in Tehran

Seh khahar

Seh khahar

Blindsight by Adrian Sitaru

Romanian helmer Adrian Sitaru’s sixth feature is a winding inward journey, exploring the questionable authenticity of memory in the digital age

Piatră Foarfecă Hârtie

Piatră Foarfecă Hârtie

Nino in Paradise by Laurent Micheli

Belgian director Laurent Micheli paints a flamboyant portrait of a weakened but not beaten younger generation

Nino dans la nuit

Nino dans la nuit

Nothing Personal by Javier Marco

Javier Marco takes the antagonistic characters from his award-winning eponymous short further, opening up possibilities for a relationship that starts out toxic and veers towards surprising reactions

A la cara

A la cara

Lady by Samuel Abrahams

Samuel Abrahams’ wild fantasy-comedy follows a filmmaker shooting a fly-on-the-wall doc on a mysterious aristocrat, played by Fleabag’s Sian Clifford

Lady

Lady

No Comment by Petter Næss

Petter Næss crafts an entertaining political dramedy, whose main themes may well resonate far beyond Norway

Ingen Kommentar

Ingen Kommentar

The Kartli Kingdom by Tamar Kalandadze, Julien Pebrel

For their first documentary feature, Georgian-French filmmaking duo Tamar Kalandadze and Julien Pebrel spend several years with the exiled residents of an old Tbilisi sanatorium

Qartlis Tskhovreba

Qartlis Tskhovreba

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