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South Wind by Ante Marin

Stories from six apartments on four storeys of a building overlap over the course of one day in Ante Marin's ambitious and sure-handed debut feature

South Wind

South Wind

Cinema Jazireh by Gözde Kural

In her second feature, Turkish filmmaker Gözde Kural pairs an unrelentingly bleak story with a sensitive observational approach

Cinema Jazireh

Cinema Jazireh

Bulakna by Leonor Noivo

Leonor Noivo weaves a bridge between the Philippines and Europe, between the current economy and the colonial past, around two women and the work of exiled house maids

Bulakna

Bulakna

Conference of the Birds by Amin Motallebzadeh

Amin Motallebzadeh delivers a fascinating first feature, slipping behind the scenes of a professional football club, which he observes from a mystical-realist angle

Conference of the Birds

Conference of the Birds

TrepaNation by Ammar al-Beik

Syrian refugee and director Ammar al-Beik has spent ten years filming his life in Germany, and compiled an almost four-hour essay on uprooting, loss and longing

TrepaNation

TrepaNation

Better Go Mad in the Wild by Miro Remo

Miro Remo's newest genre-defying hybrid work provides an insight into two twins living in the wild, a kind of life that might seem unbelievable for many viewers

Raději zešílet v divočině

Raději zešílet v divočině

Action Item by Paula Ďurinová

Paula Ďurinová’s observational-essayistic hybrid documentary reframes mental health problems as a systemic condition, rather than an individual struggle

Neplatené voľno

Neplatené voľno

Duchoň by Peter Bebjak

Slovak director Peter Bebjak charts the rise and fall of a Czechoslovak pop singer and examines state-sanctioned stardom behind the Iron Curtain

Duchoň

Duchoň

Promise, I’ll Be Fine by Katarína Gramatová

Katarína Gramatová’s feature debut is a coming-of-age tale filled with hard truths, set in the heart of the Slovak countryside

Hore je nebo, v doline som ja

Hore je nebo, v doline som ja

Hallow Road by Babak Anvari

British-Iranian director Babak Anvari investigates the obscure meanderings of the human mind, the grey zones where instinct prevails over reason

Hallow Road

Hallow Road

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