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The Vanishing by Karim Moussaoui

Karim Moussaoui’s film follows a privileged young man in Algiers who starts to break at the seams, but its bland narrative and lack of stakes drag the story down

L'effacement

L'effacement

Sima's Song by Roya Sadat

The political eclipses the personal in Roya Sadat’s film about two friends living in Afghanistan on the eve of the 1978 Soviet invasion

Sima's Song

Sima's Song

MA - Cry of Silence by The Maw Naing

The Maw Naing’s film merges class conflicts with protest against the military junta, inspired by women-led factory uprisings that occurred in 2012

MA - Cry of Silence

MA - Cry of Silence

Queen Mom by Manele Labidi

Manele Labidi delivers a bitter-sweet family chronicle daringly venturing into fantasy film, exploring exile and identity with insolent tenderness

Reine Mère

Reine Mère

Fanon by Jean-Claude Barny

Jean-Claude Barny makes the life and legacy of Martiniquan anti-colonial intellectual, psychiatrist and revolutionary Frantz Fanon accessible without losing the essence of his work

Fanon

Fanon

7 Walks with Mark Brown by Pierre Creton, Vincent Barré

Vincent Barré and Pierre Creton accompany the titular botanist on several excursions through the Normandy countryside, where the small things take on a great value that fast-paced life has camouflaged

7 promenades avec Mark Brown

7 promenades avec Mark Brown

Europa centrale by Gianluca Minucci

Trieste director Gianluca Minucci’s first feature is an expressionist, technically accomplished and well-acted piece of cinema which is sadly lacking in narrative

Europa centrale

Europa centrale

n-EGO by Eleonora Danco

Eleonora Danco’s second feature is a performance teetering between theatre of the absurd and social experiment that distils the stories of common people in Rome

n-EGO

n-EGO

Silent Storms by Dania Reymond

In Dania Reymond-Boughenou’s speculative debut feature, the weight of Algerian Civil War history cannot physically be held back in a community confronted by mysterious events

Les Tempêtes

Les Tempêtes

Madame Ida by Jacob Møller

Danish director Jacob Møller’s first feature tells a female-focused story set in the past but resonating with the present, which is sadly lacking in nuance, despite brilliant performances by the cast

Madame Ida

Madame Ida

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